Hi everyone, hope you are enjoying the big v3.0 update! This update fixes issues with the category picker sheet and shortcuts. Thanks for everyone who reported these issues! Best, Juno

Hi everyone, hope you are enjoying the big v3.0 update! This update fixes issues with CSV export, purchase restoration, and layout problems. Best, Juno

Hi everyone, Today’s Budget v3.0 is here! This release is all about manual logging. Most budgeting apps are built around passive bank syncing. But Today’s Budget has always been built around manual entry, because manual entry creates awareness. When you log $5 for a latte and instantly see your budget drop by $5, that feedback changes behavior. That’s the habit building loop at the heart of the app. So with v3.0, we focused on reducing friction: less hunting around the screen, fewer taps, and more focus on the one thing that matters, logging something quickly and moving on. Because manual is the method! What changed: 1. Faster logging with less friction • A floating + button is now visible throughout the app, so logging is always close by • The first layer of the menu is gone, which means one less tap every time you log • Your most used categories now appear first • Income entry now feels consistent with expense entry • Past income entries are easier to reuse • See more past notes at once 2. Cleaner navigation • Vertical scroll navigation replaces the tab bar for a cleaner main view • Search stays visible at the top while scrolling, so it’s easier to reach from anywhere • Recent activity is easier to get to with a quick scroll • A mini Today’s Budget view now appears at the top while scrolling, and doubles as a quick way back home • The expense page has been redesigned, with a simpler way to switch between recurring and one time expenses 3. Savings Jar, made clearer • You can now add income directly to a Savings Jar • The Savings Jar timeframe is always visible at the top • Add Savings and Withdraw actions are now easier to find • Save Balance and Offset Balance now live under the Savings Jar button, with clearer labels: Cover Overspending and Save Leftover Money • Cards related to the Savings Jar now sit directly below it, including Recent Entries and Emergency Fund 4. A more polished feel • Updated with iOS 26 Liquid Glass UI elements • Refined color palette in both light and dark mode A huge thank you to all our beta testers. Your candid feedback helped make this release much better! Juno

Hi everyone, this version contains some bug fixes. Juno

Hi everyone! This version fixes widget issues in Dark Mode and when switching time zones. Cheers, Juno

Hi everyone! Your chart time range selection now stay saved—even after you close the app. Cheers, Juno

Hi everyone! This update brings refined Dark Mode visuals, repeat interval labels, and a category deletion flow. Thanks to everyone who sent in feedback! Cheers,  Juno

Hi everyone, here’s what’s new: • Insight Charts: You can now set a timeframe for each individual chart. Each chart remembers your last selection, so there’s no need to reselect it every time. • US & Canada: “Twice a month” is now available as a paycheck frequency option. Juno

Hi everyone, In this update, we redesigned the summary chart to make it clearer and easier to read. Thanks to everyone who shared feedback! If you have suggestions or feature requests, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to email us anytime. Best, Juno

Hi everyone! This release includes a new automated backup feature plus some bug fixes. Hope you’re enjoying the v2.2 update! We’d love to hear what you think. If you have any feedback or ideas, just email us anytime! From -10°C Berlin, Juno

Hi everyone, this update fixes an issue affecting the menu and the summary chart. Wishing you all a wonderful New Year! [V2.2 release note] Hi everyone, this is a big update! Three years ago we launched Today’s Budget. Since then, we’ve added lots of great features, one update at a time. Over time, we also started noticing performance issues, especially for people with larger datasets. So for the last few months, we hit pause on new features and rebuilt the app’s engine to make it faster with larger datasets, and future-proof it using Apple’s latest technologies. Because of this core improvement, we’ve had to revisit every feature, and we took the time to improve them along the way. A lot has improved automatically. For example, the Insights charts have gotten a major refresh: • New summary graph (income, expenses, and savings at a glance) • Much faster, smoother chart loading • Weekly and yearly views • Rolling and calendar-based options • Search built into every chart • Option to hide recurring expenses to focus on everyday spending • Streamlined navigation and a cleaner look • New “All Time” timeframe to see year-to-year trends since day one • Emergency fund settings: set your target in months Across the app, there are more improvements: • Log view now scrolls smoothly into future dates • Cleaner Settings view … plus lots of small improvements! On the surface, v2.2 may feel familiar, but underneath it’s brand new. This foundation will help us improve Today’s Budget faster going forward. We are excited about the updates we’re planning for 2026! A huge thank you to all our beta testers! This was a big, complex update, and we couldn’t have done it without you. Wishing you a wonderful, relaxing holiday season! From Berlin, Juno & Chris

Hi everyone, this v2.2.1 fixes an issue where your balance could appear incorrect after traveling across time zones. [V2.2 release note] Hi everyone, this is a big update! Three years ago we launched Today’s Budget. Since then, we’ve added lots of great features, one update at a time. Over time, we also started noticing performance issues, especially for people with larger datasets. So for the last few months, we hit pause on new features and rebuilt the app’s engine to make it faster with larger datasets, and future-proof it using Apple’s latest technologies. Because of this core improvement, we’ve had to revisit every feature, and we took the time to improve them along the way. A lot has improved automatically. For example, the Insights charts have gotten a major refresh: • New summary graph (income, expenses, and savings at a glance) • Much faster, smoother chart loading • Weekly and yearly views • Rolling and calendar-based options • Search built into every chart • Option to hide recurring expenses to focus on everyday spending • Streamlined navigation and a cleaner look • New “All Time” timeframe to see year-to-year trends since day one • Emergency fund settings: set your target in months Across the app, there are more improvements: • Log view now scrolls smoothly into future dates • Cleaner Settings view … plus lots of small improvements! On the surface, v2.2 may feel familiar, but underneath it’s brand new. This foundation will help us improve Today’s Budget faster going forward. We are excited about the updates we’re planning for 2026! A huge thank you to all our beta testers! This was a big, complex update, and we couldn’t have done it without you. Wishing you a wonderful, relaxing holiday season! From Berlin, Juno & Chris

Hi everyone, this is a big update! Three years ago we launched Today’s Budget. Since then, we’ve added lots of great features, one update at a time. Over time, we also started noticing performance issues, especially for people with larger datasets. So for the last few months, we hit pause on new features and rebuilt the app’s engine to make it faster with larger datasets, and future-proof it using Apple’s latest technologies. Because of this core improvement, we’ve had to revisit every feature, and we took the time to improve them along the way. A lot has improved automatically. For example, the Insights charts have gotten a major refresh: • New summary graph (income, expenses, and savings at a glance) • Much faster, smoother chart loading • Weekly and yearly views • Rolling and calendar-based options • Search built into every chart • Option to hide recurring expenses to focus on everyday spending • Streamlined navigation and a cleaner look • New “All Time” timeframe to see year-to-year trends since day one • Emergency fund settings: set your target in months Across the app, there are more improvements: • Log view now scrolls smoothly into future dates • Cleaner Settings view … plus lots of small improvements! On the surface, v2.2 may feel familiar, but underneath it’s brand new. This foundation will help us improve Today’s Budget faster going forward. We are excited about the updates we’re planning for 2026! A huge thank you to all our beta testers! This was a big, complex update, and we couldn’t have done it without you. Wishing you a wonderful, relaxing holiday season! From Berlin, Juno & Chris

Hey everyone, This update resolves a tab bar display issue in dark mode. We’re running a beta for the upcoming 2.2 release. It includes smoother performance and an all-new look for the insight charts. Visit our Instagram or Reddit to join the beta and try it out early! Sending warm wishes from rainy, windy & freezing Berlin! Juno

Hi everyone, This release fixes a display issue when entering an amount and includes updates to iOS 26 UI controls. We’re working on the big v2.2 update with improved Insight charts and better performance, so stay tuned! If you’d like to test it early, check our Instagram or Reddit. Happy budgeting! Juno

Hi everyone, This update brings a cleaner log view — spread-out expenses are now grouped together, just as many of you asked for. We also fixed some bugs. Thanks again for all your feedback! Cheers, Juno

Hi there! This update is a quick hotfix — we’ve fixed a display issue on the savings jar entry page. Thanks so much for your patience while we sorted this out. Just in case you missed it, here’s a recap of what changed in the last update: (1) [Savings goals] Out from the savings jar After the last v2.1 update where we combined savings goals inside the savings jar, we got a lot of feedback that it made it harder to get a quick, clear picture of your general savings. After a careful consideration, we decided to separate savings goals from the savings jar. Why? 1. Savings goals work differently. They’re meant to be used up — like saving for a trip or a new phone. This type of saving is called a sinking fund: you set aside money for a planned expense, and then spend it when the time comes. It doesn’t mix well with long-term savings or an emergency fund, which are meant to grow and stay put. 2. We tried showing two savings jar balances, one with and one without savings goals. But it ended up being more confusing — it wasn’t easy to get a clear view at a glance. So savings goals are now separate again. We’re sorry for the back and forth! When you save up 100% for a savings goal, then you can enter how much you actually spent. Please note: • Since the savings jar now shows only your general savings, the balance might look lower. • Savings goals which were made as a part of savings jar are shown under the “General” category for now —but you can assign any expense category you like to each goal at any time. (2) [Spread-out expenses] A dedicated overview Many of you requested a list of all spread-out expenses, so there's now a new section under Insights > Spread-out expenses. You can: • View all your active spread-out entries in one spot • See how much you’re paying daily for each one • Check the total remaining balance you still need to pay off (3) [Log] Vertical Scroll Layout to See Daily Expenses. This isn’t a brand-new feature, but it’s worth pointing out. Many users told us that having spread-out expenses listed alongside daily ones in the Log made it harder to quickly see the spending for just that day. If that’s been bothering you, try the vertical scroll layout. It collapses all the multi-day entries, so you can focus on that day’s actual expenses — like lunch or groceries. Income, fixed costs, spread-out expenses, and savings are grouped under “Daily Budget”. We’ve also added a “+” button to each day so it’s easy to add an expense right where you need it. Just tap the list icon at the top of the Log page to switch views. (4) [Backup] Save manually option You can now export the backup file and save it anywhere you want, not just in your iCloud. We also improved the look of the main graph, savings page under Insights, and of course there are important bug fixes. We really appreciate you for sticking with us and helping shape the app with your insights. If you have any questions or feedback, please let us know at hello@todays-budget.com. Cheers, Juno

Hi everyone! Thanks a ton for your patience and all the thoughtful feedback since the v2.1 update. Here are the changes in this version: (1) [Savings goals] Out from the savings jar After the last v2.1 update where we combined savings goals inside the savings jar, we got a lot of feedback that it made it harder to get a quick, clear picture of your general savings. After a careful consideration, we decided to separate savings goals from the savings jar. Why? 1. Savings goals work differently. They’re meant to be used up — like saving for a trip or a new phone. This type of saving is called a sinking fund: you set aside money for a planned expense, and then spend it when the time comes. It doesn’t mix well with long-term savings or an emergency fund, which are meant to grow and stay put. 2. We tried showing two savings jar balances, one with and one without savings goals. But it ended up being more confusing — it wasn’t easy to get a clear view at a glance. So savings goals are now separate again. We’re sorry for the back and forth! When you save up 100% for a savings goal, then you can enter how much you actually spent. Please note: • Since the savings jar now shows only your general savings, the balance might look lower. • Savings goals which were made as a part of savings jar are shown under the “General” category for now —but you can assign any expense category you like to each goal at any time. (2) [Spread-out expenses] A dedicated overview Many of you requested a list of all spread-out expenses, so there's now a new section under Insights > Spread-out expenses. You can: • View all your active spread-out entries in one spot • See how much you’re paying daily for each one • Check the total remaining balance you still need to pay off (3) [Log] Vertical Scroll Layout to See Daily Expenses. This isn’t a brand-new feature, but it’s worth pointing out. Many users told us that having spread-out expenses listed alongside daily ones in the Log made it harder to quickly see the spending for just that day. If that’s been bothering you, try the vertical scroll layout. It collapses all the multi-day entries, so you can focus on that day’s actual expenses — like lunch or groceries. Income, fixed costs, spread-out expenses, and savings are grouped under “Daily Budget”. We’ve also added a “+” button to each day so it’s easy to add an expense right where you need it. Just tap the list icon at the top of the Log page to switch views. (4) [Backup] Save manually option You can now export the backup file and save it anywhere you want, not just in your iCloud. We also improved the look of the main graph, savings page under Insights, and of course there are important bug fixes. We really appreciate you for sticking with us and helping shape the app with your insights. If you have any questions or feedback, please let us know at hello@todays-budget.com. Cheers, Juno

Hi everyone, this version fixes: • a crash on launch that affected some users • an issue with the Control Center widget Thanks to everyone who flagged these problems! Cheers, Juno (Co-developer)

Hi everyone, We’ve made a small update based on your feedback from the v2.1 release. You can now view a list of your past savings goals (or spread-out expenses) and choose which ones you’d like to keep tracking as savings goals. We hope this makes the transition a bit clearer. If you need any help, just drop us an email — we’re happy to assist! Cheers, Juno (Co-developer)

Hi everyone! Here comes the next big update: v2.1! Here’s what’s new: Savings goals now better organized: Previously, savings goals and spread-out expenses were grouped under 'Expenses' in the Log page, but showed up as 'Savings goals' in the Insights page, which was confusing. We’ve made these changes: • [Log] Savings goals now live under Savings. Spread-out expenses stay under Expenses. • [Savings Jar Graph] New savings goals now appear in your Savings Jar graph—making it more accurate and your progress easier to see. • [Menu] To create a new savings goal, tap the piggy jar toggle on the main screen and select “Savings goal” from the menu. • [Older Goals] Your previous savings goals are still under Expenses. You can convert them anytime via: Log > open an entry > Convert to savings goal. • [Withdraw When Ready] Once you’ve saved 100% of your goal, you’ll be able to withdraw the target amount or use it to for an expense. Personalized income entry screen: The old income screen was cluttered with templates like Rent income or Pension—which didn’t apply to everyone and couldn’t be edited. We’ve cleaned it up! Now you’ll only see income entries you’ve actually used. This keeps the screen relevant and tidy. Big thanks to all the beta testers! We’d love to hear your thoughts—reach out on social or email us at hello[at]todays-budget.com. Cheers, Juno (Co-developer)

Hi everyone, We’ve improved the new wallet creation flow and fixed some bugs. Please update to the latest version and enjoy the app! Cheers, Juno (Co-developer)

Hi everyone! Fixed a small bug with budget deletion. Thanks! Juno

Hi everyone, this version has some important fixes, including: [Log] Fixed an issue causing the log list not to display properly. [Check-In] Improved the logic. [Deletion Confirmation] We have Added a confirmation step to prevent accidental deletions of wallets with more than 30 entries. Please update the app and enjoy a smoother app experience! Cheers, Juno

Hi everyone! This version introduces the new Check-In feature, just in time for the New Year, to help you stick to your budgeting goals. • Each day you open the app, a block fills up, showing that you took a moment to face your finances. • We’ve stayed away from the streak-based systems so missing a day doesn’t feel discouraging. Whether you log in daily or every few days, it fits your style. • Check-in serves as a gentle suggestion about missed days so you can go back and enter expenses. We also fixed various navigation and layout issues on the Log page. We hope you like these updates! Wishing you a wonderful start to 2025! Juno (Co-developer)