What's New: • Fixed content unfolding from a corner when first swiping to History or Analysis

What's new: • Historical data import: bring years of net-worth history from CSV/Excel exports or the official template — columns are detected automatically, missing FX rates filled in, and everything is reviewed before a one-tap batch import (undo anytime) • Total-only records welcome: old entries with just a total now join your trend chart, clearly labeled across the dashboard and comparisons • Limited-time offers: the app now brings you occasional member perks — the first one launches with this update • Fixed: the full-width decimal separator from the Chinese keyboard is now accepted when entering FX rates manually

What's New • Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets: your net worth, change since your last snapshot, and 12-month trend at a glance — automatically masked in privacy mode • All-new sidebar layout on iPad, with keyboard shortcuts • New iCloud sync switch: pause or resume syncing across devices anytime — your local data always stays put • Preview your data exports before sharing • Interface polish and bug fixes

New • Balance sheet: a new balance sheet in Analysis sorts all 13 asset categories into current and non-current, so structure and leverage are clear at a glance • Financial report export: monthly, quarterly and annual PDF reports, comparison report PDF, and detailed CSV — reports include your holdings look-through breakdown • Revolving debt: credit cards and other debts without a fixed monthly payment can now be tracked • More valuation options: deposits, bonds, collectibles, precious metals, provident fund and other now all support a valuation method; funds without a code can be valued too • Amount-to-units: for equity, stocks and listed ETFs, entering just the amount is enough to hook up live prices • Smoother snapshots: missing-account reminders, add an account mid-flow, long-press to archive, and re-anchor amortization or depreciation by typing the remaining principal • The dashboard donut now shows a center reading and period-over-period structure; the trend chart uses an adaptive baseline so the curve reflects the data itself Improved • New look: a mineral-ink palette and indigo brand color, with gradients and glows removed from charts and controls • Share cards are now full-bleed posters that follow light and dark mode • The welcome screen fits on one page; the comparison picker was rebuilt and period cards are more compact Fixed • No more empty state or "net worth 0" while iCloud is still restoring • The privacy shield now appears only when the app truly goes to the background — no flicker when pulling down Notification Center • Fixed mixed-currency balance sheets and existing credit cards being counted as long-term debt • Fixed missing BOM and escaping in CSV export • Fixed harsh press highlights on buttons and the floating button in light mode • Fixed several layout issues and missing translations in English

Updates Entry • New "revolving debt" liability — track credit cards and other debts that have no fixed monthly payment • More asset types now support a valuation method: deposits, bonds, collectibles, precious metals, housing fund, and more • When updating a depreciating or amortizing asset, just enter the remaining principal to re-anchor it • Snapshots now flag accounts you may have missed, and you can add a new account mid-snapshot • Accounts with no snapshot history can now have their currency changed Dashboard • Redesigned history trend chart with a cleaner, more refined curve • The donut chart now shows your net worth and its period-over-period change at the center • More stable and accurate net worth and live valuation Sync & Privacy • The privacy screen only appears when the app truly enters the background — no more flicker when pulling down Notification Center

This update focuses on stability and refinement: • Fixed asset filtering: Tapping an asset on the dashboard could occasionally pull in other categories or fail to filter — filtering is now always accurate.

This update introduces AI import — build your holdings from a few screenshots: • AI screenshot import: hand Wert screenshots of the positions page from your broker or fund app — it recognizes symbols, quantities, and values for you to review, then adds everything in one tap; multiple screenshots are stitched and deduplicated automatically • Privacy first: screenshots never leave your phone — recognition and parsing run entirely on-device • Look-through upgrades: expand any holding to see what you hold directly vs. through funds; tiny positions no longer show as 0%, and long lists stay smooth • Smart category suggestions when creating a new account • Plus visual polish and bug fixes

• Open-end funds (including QDII) now fetch their latest net asset value (NAV) automatically — no more entering it by hand. • Each fund price shows its NAV date, so you always know which day's value you're seeing. • Funds that publish NAV later, such as QDII, now display correctly without unnecessary review prompts.

- Added a feature in Settings to submit suggestions or bug reports - Added a quick action to share the app

This update focuses on the accuracy and stability of your asset breakdown charts: • More honest ring charts: small categories are now grouped into "Others," so every slice's angle reflects its true proportion — no more "over half the total but less than half the ring." • Improved VoiceOver accessibility for charts, with each slice announced by category and share.

This update introduces Holdings Look-Through — exclusive to Pro: • See through your funds and ETFs: instantly reveal the underlying holdings so you know what you truly own • Three perspectives — by industry, by region, and by holding — to understand your real sector and geographic exposure • Overlap insights: spot the same companies held across different funds and uncover hidden concentration risk • Broad coverage: A-share funds, ETF feeder funds, US ETFs, and open-end (OTC) funds Other improvements: • Fund search now suggests open-end (OTC) funds by name or pinyin • Refined English and Traditional Chinese interfaces • Various stability and polish improvements