a small polish pass on signing in. if something's off with your email address or your password, the app now just tells you what it is.

planning something further ahead didn't work well. swiping through the dates made the app jump to another tab and your form was gone. that's fixed, and everywhere else a panel opens too: tasks, expenses, polls and bookings.

your shopping list works without a signal now. in the back of the store it's just there, and ticking things off works right away. once you're back online everything syncs to your housemates on its own. the list also scrolls properly while you're typing. the keyboard used to cover the bottom items. exactly when the list gets long enough that you'd want to check what's already on it. also: on "what's for dinner", save and cancel respond to the first tap now, and creating a house or entering a code no longer hides behind the keyboard. and if your house doesn't count in euros: the owner can switch the house to dollars or pounds in settings.

creating tasks and events is a lot calmer now. you pick roommates by their avatar, the date from a strip of days, and everything else sits quietly underneath instead of competing for attention. a task can now go to several roommates at once. handy for jobs you do together. and the "done" tab shows who ticked something off.

casa has a new layout. your tasks and shopping list are up front now, the calendar got its own spot, and meals are one single screen. your groceries also show up right on your home screen. inviting roommates now works with a link instead of just a code: they tap it and can download casa straight away. bug fixes: - recurring tasks move along properly when you check them off early or late - the calculator in the amount field deletes the right character again

casa now helps you get going a little faster. still a quiet house? you'll get a gentle nudge toward your first task. and with the new "?" button on every screen, you can see how everything works at a glance. also nicer: the "who's eating tonight?" overview on your home screen is clearer now, and anyone in the house can set the menu; not just the cook.

NEW IN VERSION 1.0.1 This update is mainly about interaction. Actions that used to be hidden behind a long press or a small pencil icon can now often be done with a single tap. We are especially curious to hear whether this feels logical and natural. New and updated actions: Tap a day in the weekly overview to fill in the cook and meal in advance. Tap an expense in Balance to edit it. Tap a task, reservation or calendar event to edit it. For groceries, tap the row to edit the item name. “I’ll get it” is now a separate button for grocery items. You can rename a room using the pencil next to its name. Completed polls are now sorted with the most recently closed poll at the top.