Voice entry understands shop names better. Small fixes.

Atria now speaks Polish and Spanish. A cleaner sign-in with Apple or Google. Plan debt payments from any account, and confirm loans and repayments right in Inbox. Finding a category is easier. Fixes.

A fresh look, now with a light theme. Your month-end forecast and quick add, right on Overview. Smarter purchase capture. Fixes.

Simpler Apple Pay automatic capture setup. Fixes.

Clearer charts, more accurate tax, new logos. Fixes.

Store logos in transactions. Simpler project tracking: clients, payouts and overhead costs. Choose colours for accounts and categories. Easier linking to plans. Fixes and improvements.

Investments in different currencies are now shown more accurately. Recording investment buys and sells is simpler. Your plan now shows how your balance will move through the month. A planned payment can now be in another currency. Linking a transaction to a plan is easier, even one from last month. Taxes now show which income they come from. Signing in from Lite keeps everything you’ve recorded. Voice entry no longer cuts you off mid-sentence. Amounts and labels are clearer.

You can now make a transfer from a single transaction — no made-up second half. On iOS 27 you can finish entering an amount with Done again. Interest and fees on a credit card can now be recorded straight from the card. Fixed choosing in the “Merge into a transfer” sheet on iOS 27. Your portfolio’s asset mix is now correct when holdings are in different currencies. Amounts and labels are clearer.

Family settings now match what you set up on the web. Projects are now on the phone.

Choosing a category for an incoming transaction is faster.

Atria 1.4.0 • Accounts now say whose money they are. Every account can be set to one of four levels of sharing, each one spelled out before you choose it, and the line under an account tells you who owns it and who in the family can see it. • The family's accounts are in one place. Settings has a family panel listing the accounts your family shows you, with the owner named on every row. You can record on a joint account, but only its owner can rename, archive or re-share it. • You can now send a transfer to an account somebody else has shared with you. Those rows carry the owner's name, so you always know where the money is going. • Nobody pays twice for Pro. If Pro is already active — bought, granted or included — the plans are no longer offered for sale. The screen says Pro is active, tells you where the access came from, and keeps Restore purchases and Manage in App Store where you expect them. • Choosing a category for an expense no longer means scrolling the whole catalogue. The sheet opens on the category you are already using, puts the ones you reach for most at the top, and keeps the other groups folded. Search still looks through all of them. • An investment card that failed to load now says so in words instead of showing an internal name.

Atria 1.3.5 • The floating microphone button now steps aside while a screen is scrolling, instead of always sitting on top of it. It comes back once the screen settles, so it never covers the amount you're trying to read. • Voice capture now listens in the phone's own language when Atria has no interface for it, instead of always trying English first. If you picked a language for Atria yourself, that choice still wins. • A count that appears elsewhere in the app (for example "3 payments") now shows correctly the first time a screen opens, instead of staying blank until a refresh that could take a while to arrive. • The subscription screen now always shows "Pro" for the plan name, matching the rest of the app. • Smaller Ukrainian wording fixes, including budget error messages and the archived-budgets screen.

Atria 1.3.4 • Plan: the month card now puts income and spending side by side as two bars on one scale, so you can see which way the month is going, and by how much, without reading the numbers. The old version drew a three-point chart that only repeated the figures printed next to it. A new line tells you how far through the month you are. • iPad: two-column layouts now switch on only when both columns genuinely fit. Long labels and portfolio names are no longer cut off mid-word, and the chart's axis labels no longer run into each other. Making a window wider can never make the content narrower than it already was. • Overview on iPad: a shop name and its amount now sit close enough to read as one line instead of drifting to opposite edges of the screen. • Debts: after you add a repayment schedule to your plan, Atria tells you how many planned payments it created, instead of repeating the name of the button you just pressed. • The due-date field on borrowed money showed an internal label instead of its name. It now reads "Repayment due date (optional)". • Atria can update its own wording without waiting for an App Store release. That channel had been failing silently, so the app was stuck on whatever text shipped with it — it works now. • A large batch of missing Ukrainian translations. • Smaller download: artwork the app no longer displays has been removed.

Atria 1.3.3 • iPad: a real sidebar with the Finances workspaces and a More group, lists that keep the detail pane beside them, pointer highlights and keyboard shortcuts • Signing in is easy to find in Lite, and the sign-in screen was rebuilt • Bank and Apple Pay automations now finish with the phone locked — before they could fail silently and record nothing • Capture: pick the currency from a list instead of typing it • Inbox: a "Needs attention" shortcut, so duplicates, reconciliations and plan matches no longer stay hidden behind a receipt • A capture merged from several sources now quotes what each one said • Plan: the month forecast card was rebuilt around two rings and a balance line that runs to the month end • Touch and drag any chart to read the values for that day • Credit cards can charge interest automatically on the statement debt, with the statement day and the next charge shown • Settings → Notifications: switches per type, quiet hours and the weekly digest • Transaction details show the day a converted rate was quoted for

Atria 1.3.2 is our biggest update yet. • A redesigned app: calmer screens, clearer numbers and native iOS navigation everywhere • Voice capture: dictate a purchase and Atria turns it into a draft • Quick capture from the Action Button, Control Center, Back Tap or Siri — without opening the app • Apple Pay automation: purchases can reach your Inbox on their own • Bank notifications on iOS 27 through a Shortcuts Notification automation • New Inbox: swipe to confirm, with a suggested account and category • Month forecast in Plan: see your expected month-end balance • Credit cards show limit usage; loans show total cost, interest and amount paid • Investments: value, invested and profit charts over time • A recurring payment can now be deleted together with all following ones • Many smaller fixes and performance improvements

Colored tags now appear consistently across transaction lists, including Overview. Fixed transaction summaries when filtering by a tag. Linking an expense to a plan now includes every unpaid recurring item from the current month across all wallets, while excluding future months.

Atria 1.3.0 brings a smoother, clearer iPhone experience: • Wallet cards now swipe as complete cards, with better spacing and performance. • Transactions and budgets use cleaner native actions and clearer states. • Notifications now open the right destination, keep their feed on refresh errors, and use a more readable hierarchy. • Improved sheets, navigation, transfers, localization, and planned-item reminders.

Atria 1.2.0 improves how related financial events are recorded and analyzed. You can now convert an income or expense into a transfer by pairing it with the matching transaction from another account. Transactions can be linked to the correct planned expense, and debt operations can be assigned to a specific debt. Planned-expense suggestions now exclude already linked items and stay within the relevant month. The Debts screen adds a focused 12-month balance history with a readable value scale. Paid-tax history now separates income tax, social contributions, and other taxes. Realtime refresh and transaction actions on Overview are also more reliable.

Atria 1.1.1 makes everyday money tracking faster and clearer. Recent activity now refreshes in real time and opens on the account with the newest transaction. Transaction, planning, and investment lists scroll more smoothly. Credit schedules and investment lot values are easier to read. Trade forms now let you edit amount, quantity, or unit price while calculating the third value automatically. Push notifications and live feature access now take you directly to the relevant area.

Atria 1.1 prepares the iOS app for a calmer everyday finance experience. What is new: - A more complete Lite flow for account-first tracking, quick capture, receipts, and activity review. - A smoother upgrade and restore path for App Store-managed access. - Push-notification readiness with safer routing and refresh behavior. - Stronger localization, accessibility, and release-candidate QA coverage. - Reliability and cleanup work across finance screens, settings, and background data refresh.

New currencies and languages are available