When your income doesn't cover the basics, Survival now says Not Covered instead of showing a green check, starting in setup. - The Settings option that erases your budget is now called Delete All Data. That is exactly what it does, and it can't be undone. - Help & Support now opens an email to us. - Reaching a savings goal shows how much you saved. - History shows what each closed period covered. - The offline banner is gone. The app works the same with or without a connection. - An expense name over 50 characters now shows an error instead of being cut off. - Tapping a label in a savings goal or snapshot form now puts you in that field. - With VoiceOver on, opening an expense moves focus into it, and the swipe hint now says "Swipe left to edit or delete." - The pickers in the expense sheet are taller and easier to tap. - Tapping a field no longer zooms the screen. - The app's font is built in, so opening the app no longer makes a network request.

This update fixes a bug that erased your monthly income when you reopened the app. If you set up a budget and later found the income gone, this was why. Your expenses could disappear the same way, because the app rebuilds them from figures it had already overwritten. This happened on your device. The app overwrote the saved values locally each time it started. After you update, the income you enter stays where you put it. Anything already lost has to be entered again.

Version 1.1 makes your current budget easier to read and protects saved data when an action cannot be completed. - Budget now leads with Remaining. - Categories leads with Total Amount, and Savings leads with Total Saved. - History places the timeline before its export action. - Empty priorities no longer appear covered. - Amounts consistently show cents, including negative values. - Exports, snapshot changes, restores, and Period Close provide clear progress, failure details, and a way to try again. - Opening a screen starts you at the top of it, not partway down where you left the last one. - Exporting your history and saving budget snapshots are no longer limited. - Get Started stays reachable while setting up on a smaller iPhone.

Fixed some inconsistent wording. A tier that ran past its limit showed up as "Over budget" on one screen and "Over Allocated" on another. Now every screen uses the same three labels: Covered, Near Limit, and Over Allocated.

You can now close a budget period from Settings. It saves a snapshot of how the period went, clears any one-time expenses, and resets your budget for the next pay cycle. Recurring expenses stay.

The "You can still afford" card in each budget section now shows your true remaining balance across all sections, not just what that section has left after its own expenses. Previously, the Survival section might show $3,000 while Important had already committed $633 of it. Now every card shows the same number: your income minus everything allocated, so the signal is accurate wherever you look.

Bug fix: budget tier labels on the home screen now correctly read Important, Quality of Life, and Future Building, matching how they appear everywhere else in the app. Polish: button press feel is tighter, text wraps more naturally on all screen sizes, and currency figures now align on the decimal across all budget cards. Accessibility: duplicate navigation landmark removed, confirmation modal now captures keyboard focus properly, decorative icons are hidden from screen readers. Empty state copy updated to cleaner, more direct language throughout.

Category rows no longer show emoji icons. A thin progress bar now appears on each category showing what portion of your monthly income it represents. Savings goal cards now display a circular progress ring instead of a bar, with your percentage centered inside and your saved and target amounts below.

The welcome screen now makes the core idea clearer: Survival expenses stay protected. Everything above that adjusts when money is tight.

Fixed display issues on iPhone 15 Pro Max. Content and navigation now align correctly with the Dynamic Island and home indicator, so nothing is clipped or hidden behind system UI elements.