What's New in 2.1.1 Cancel a subscription without losing its history - Mark any subscription as cancelled. It stays active until its renewal date, and the day after it moves to a new Cancelled section on Home. - You'll get a reminder before it ends, with a prompt to check it's cancelled with the provider so you aren't charged. - A new "Saved by Cancelling" card on Data shows how much each cancelled subscription saves you per month and per year. - This replaces Pause, and anything you'd paused is now marked as cancelled. Clearer charts - Every category on the spend donut now has its own colour, so Music and Entertainment no longer look alike. - Slices run from largest to smallest, clockwise from the top. Better for your region - Amounts and dates now follow your device's region, including separators and date order. - A dark launch screen now appears when your phone is in dark mode. Fixes and polish - Weekly check-in answers now go to the right week when you answer a day or two late. Existing answers are corrected automatically. - VoiceOver improvements across subscription rows, charts and settings. - Small stability and under-the-hood improvements.

SubTally 2.0 is here — a big update focused on helping you actually understand and manage your subscription spend. • New Data tab — see your spending broken down by category in a pie chart, your upcoming renewals, your most expensive subscriptions, and a breakdown by billing cycle • Smarter reminders — trial-ending alerts are now separate from renewal reminders, so you always know when you'll actually be charged • Weekly usage check-ins (optional) — a 10-second weekly prompt for subscriptions you choose to track, with a "maybe cancel this?" nudge if you're barely using something • Search — quickly find a subscription in your list, or a service in the Add screen's catalog • Backup & restore — export your full subscription data and settings, and restore it anytime • New bottom navigation — Home, Add, Data, and Settings are now always one tap away • More services in the catalog — including Norton 360, Dashlane, NordPass, Mullvad VPN, Foxtel, Stan, BINGE, and Kayo Sports

What's New in 1.2.0 • Redesigned service picker: subscriptions are now grouped into collapsible categories, with Custom Entry as the last row • Free trials now convert automatically when the trial ends, so they start counting toward your monthly total • CSV export now shares a proper .csv file that opens straight into Numbers, Excel or Sheets • Exports are safer to open in spreadsheet apps, and the temporary file is removed after sharing • Prices now accept a comma as the decimal separator (9,99) and reject invalid entries • More resilient storage: a damaged entry can no longer stop the app from loading • The monthly total now shrinks to fit instead of being cut off when the amount is large • The Settings screen shows the correct app version • Fixed a layout problem with the date pickers • Under-the-hood security and stability updates

Bug fixes & polish - Subscription catalog now displays correctly in a full 4-column grid - Export as CSV now shares a real file attachment instead of pasting text into the email body - Date picker is now compact — no more oversized spinner taking up the screen - Custom Entry moved to the bottom of the catalog list for a more natural flow - Fixed "Rate SubTally" link - Minor layout improvements throughout

What's New in Version 1.1.0 The subscription picker has been completely reorganised. Services are now grouped into collapsible categories — Entertainment, Music, Productivity, Storage & Security, Gaming, Health & Fitness, News, and Other — making it much easier to find what you're looking for without scrolling through a long list. 10 new services have been added: Amazon Music, Coursera, Deezer, Discovery+, ESPN+, ExpressVPN, Grammarly, MasterClass, Peacock, and Plex. All services are listed in alphabetical order within their category, and Apple TV+, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade are now clearly labelled so they no longer look like duplicates.