Small under-the-hood polish. Faster pricing refresh on the upgrade screen and a few text tweaks across Spending and Wealth. Thanks for using A2Z Money.

A quieter setup, and the same Face ID lock you'd expect from a bank app. • Brand-new accounts now get Face ID app-lock turned on automatically (Touch ID on older devices). You can switch it off any time in Settings → Security & privacy. • Notifications now ask once, right after sign-in, instead of waiting until something tries to alert you. Tap Allow if you'd like to hear about new transactions and subscription renewals. Thanks for using A2Z Money.

Two improvements: • Groceries are now their own category. We split the old "Food & Drink" bucket into Groceries and Dining so you can see at a glance how much you're spending at the grocery store versus eating out. We re-categorized your past transactions for you — no manual cleanup. Dining covers restaurants, fast food, delivery, coffee shops, and bars. • Dates honor your local timezone. Calendars, "this month" filters, and the velocity chip all use your phone's timezone instead of UTC, so a Saturday-night purchase doesn't show as Sunday and a month-end charge doesn't bleed into next month. Thanks for using A2Z Money.

A new Total Earnings card, plus a fix: • Total Earnings card on the Wealth tab. If you've linked a brokerage that receives a direct-deposit paycheck or 401(k) contributions, the Wealth tab now surfaces a Total Earnings card alongside your net worth — salary, employer match, and after-tax 401(k) (Mega Backdoor Roth), all classified automatically. Tap in for a month / year-to-date / 12-month / prior-year breakdown by source, plus your "saved to retirement" rate. Card stays hidden if you haven't linked a brokerage that receives income. • Customizing your monthly expenses now feels right. Each category row holds whatever you're typing — including a fully empty field — so backspacing to clear a number no longer fights you with a phantom "0." A new "Reset to auto" button puts every category back when you want a clean slate. Thanks for using A2Z Money.

New ways to see your future, plus sharper spending math: • Swipe through your projections. The Wealth tab now has a deck of forecasts you can swipe between — when your investments overtake your salary, and a new "Net Worth by Age" chart showing your projected growth in today's dollars from now to retirement. It remembers the last chart you looked at. • Tidier balance sheet. Cash, Investments, and Liabilities are now collapsible, so you can fold away what you're not looking at. • Refunds and statement credits no longer count as income. A credit on your card (a returned purchase, a promotional credit) now nets against what you spent in that category, instead of inflating your income for the month. • Your Spending history now goes back two years. The month picker used to stop at the most recent 12 months even though older transactions were already on your device — so older months quietly disappeared. They're back, and year-over-year comparisons keep working as your history grows. • Asset-class labels and colors now stay consistent between the allocation chart and each account's drill-down. Thanks for using A2Z Money.

A few fixes and small touches: • Your profile button now shows your initial, so you can tell at a glance whether you're signed in or browsing the demo. • Brokerage holdings now show the actual ticker, name, and asset type for every position — no more "Unknown security." • Sync feedback: the Sync button now shows it's working the moment you tap it, and the daily quota message stays put instead of flashing for a second. • Fixed an issue where adding a second account at the same bank could briefly hide your existing one. • Allocation charts now distribute managed-account (SMA) balances proportionally across stocks, bonds, and cash instead of bundling them into "Other." Thanks for using A2Z Money.

Better numbers for managed brokerages. • If your broker reports your account at a different value than the sum of its individual positions (common for SMAs / managed accounts / direct-indexing funds), your net worth now reflects the broker's reported value — not just the enumerated positions. • Paid-off credit cards no longer clutter the Wealth balance sheet. • The Investments slice in the allocation chart now has its own color, distinct from Stocks. • Tightened up data freshness for SnapTrade-linked brokerages so balance changes propagate faster. Thanks for using A2Z Money.

Small but meaningful improvements: • Delete account is now a top-level Settings row, not nested under Security & privacy. • Deletion now has a 30-day recovery window — if you tap by mistake, email support within 30 days to restore your account. • Password resets now sign you out of every device automatically. • Updated privacy policy to match the new deletion timeline word-for-word. Behind the scenes: hardened the cleanup that runs when you delete your account, so a network blip can't leave a bank connection lingering on our side. Thanks for using A2Z Money.