Attachments on payments Every payment can now carry its contract, policy or invoice — scan it, snap a photo, or pick a file. Attachments sync through iCloud, travel with your backup, and open with a tap right in the payment detail. Payments on cars Liability insurance, collision cover, road tax or a lease belong to the car — and now that's exactly where they live. Every vehicle has its own Payments section with Czech QR payment, due-date reminders and its own monthly summary. A car's payments also feed the dashboard and the cost per kilometre. What things cost monthly — everywhere Finance, Subscriptions, Properties and Cars all open with the same summary: what the section costs per month and per year, with a one-tap breakdown by category. Semi-annual and annual payments count only their fair monthly share. Each property and car also shows its monthly cost right in the list. Hide amounts Showing someone your phone? Tap the eye next to the amount — every amount in the app hides while names and dates stay readable. Flipping the phone face down and back works too. In the app switcher, amounts hide automatically. Small things Tapping a tab always takes you to that section's main screen. Cards and summaries are aligned to one width across the app.

More dependable iCloud sync The status row in Settings → Data will no longer say "Synced" while your data is actually stuck on the device. When sync breaks, the app notices on its own, shows the real reason, and offers a one-tap repair: the local copy is set aside and everything downloads fresh from iCloud. Nothing is deleted — the set-aside copy stays on the device. A household is created only after the first import A fresh install now waits for your existing household to arrive from iCloud instead of immediately minting its own. No more duplicate households — or doubled cars and payments — when signing in on a new device. Under the hood Family sharing can no longer create relationships across iCloud storage zones — the rare combination that could silently stall sync while everything looked fine. Anyone who ever ran into it can resolve it after updating with the Repair sync button in Settings → Data.

Central Brain on your Mac The app is now available on Apple silicon Macs. Download it from the Mac App Store as part of the same purchase you already made — your Premium and your data carry over through iCloud, with nothing to set up again. Entering things is finally comfortable: a full keyboard, the clipboard, shortcuts (⌘N new vehicle, ⇧⌘N new payment, ⌘, settings) and a window whose width the content actually uses. A sidebar replaces the bottom tab bar, so every section stays in view. Cost per kilometre now tells the truth A vehicle shows two numbers instead of one. Fuel cost per km is measured over exactly the full-tank-to-full-tank stretches consumption is measured on. Running costs add service and the vehicle's payments — but only their share of the period the fuel log actually covers; an annual premium contributes its fraction, not its whole amount. Previously the vehicle's entire cost history was divided by its last few kilometres, and a single typo in a service price could produce an absurd figure. Service history can be corrected A price typed with one digit too many is no longer forever. Tap a service entry to edit its date, odometer, price and note — or delete it. Correcting the newest service also realigns the interval's countdown. Subscriptions with service logos A subscription tile shows the icon the service itself publishes on its own website — fetched once and kept on the device. Settings → Appearance can turn logos off, which also deletes what was downloaded. Your iCloud data now loads on the first launch If you had Premium and installed the app on a new device, it could open empty and only fill in after a restart. Premium is now recognised earlier, and if it still arrives late the app tells you what is happening instead of staying silent. Family sharing now actually sends the invitation A household invitation could be created, but the message carrying it never went out — and the app said nothing. Both are fixed, and a new screen shows who has access to the household and what they may do; change a role in one tap, or stop sharing altogether. Nobody gets in without an invitation. Small things The widget speaks Czech. The fuel log refreshes the moment you save a correction, not when you revisit the screen.

Central Brain on your Mac The app is now available on Apple silicon Macs. Download it from the Mac App Store as part of the same purchase you already made — your Premium and your data carry over through iCloud, with nothing to set up again. Entering things is finally comfortable: a full keyboard, the clipboard, and a window you can resize. A sidebar replaces the bottom tab bar, so every section stays in view. Your iCloud data now loads on the first launch If you had Premium and installed the app on a new device, it could open empty and only fill in after a restart. That looked like data loss even though nothing was wrong. Premium is now recognised earlier, and if it still arrives late the app tells you what is happening instead of staying silent. Family sharing now actually sends the invitation A household invitation could be created, but the message carrying it never went out — and the app said nothing. The link was being produced before iCloud had accepted it, so there was nothing to send. And when an invitation did arrive, the household sometimes turned up empty. Both are fixed, and the app no longer fails quietly: when something does not work, it tells you why. Sharing you can see and control A new screen shows who has access to the household and what they may do — who owns it, who can make changes, who only reads, and whose invitation is still waiting to be accepted. Change someone's role in one tap, remove them, or stop sharing altogether. You can name the household, and whoever you invite sees that name. Nobody gets in without an invitation; a link for a wider circle can be turned on, but that is your deliberate choice, not the starting state.

Read the payment QR code from an invoice Adding a payment now offers "Scan payment QR code". Point the camera at the QR code on a Czech invoice and the account number, bank code, amount, variable and specific symbols and the due date fill themselves in. A saved photo or a screenshot of the invoice works too. Handle a reminder straight from the notification Inspections, insurance, chimney revisions and payments can now be settled with a button on the notification itself — "Mark done", "Mark paid" or "Snooze". The app does not even open, and the deadline rolls to its next occurrence. Fixes Records now keep a stable identity. That fixes blank screens when tapping an item in the Overview, suggestions that could be neither added nor dismissed, and reminders that could not reliably be cancelled. The amount field no longer starts with a zero, and badges no longer stay behind after a bill is settled.

Fixed a bug where an unfinished item (a tracked STK/insurance renewal, a property revision…) got created anyway even after tapping Cancel. Also: • The Dashboard ad no longer overlaps the content above it • The Vehicles / Overdue / Due soon tiles on the Dashboard now jump straight to a filtered vehicle list • Fixed a duplicate close button on the Premium screen • Settings ▸ Security: you can now set how long the app waits before asking for Face ID again