• If a shop's web address is reused by a new shop, this phone never shows the previous shop's data. • Home's date and today's totals now roll over at midnight (Bangladesh time) even if the app stays open. • Quick quantity: tapping a product opens one sheet to pick the unit and how many. Its button shows the line total before you add, and you stay on search, with Undo and Edit just below it. • Type a number before the product name ("3 …") to search with that quantity already filled in. • Tapping a product already in the cart adds one more of the same unit; a long-press sets any quantity. • Product tiles show stock and price in the unit a tap sells. • A product with no stock is not added: receive stock first. • Receipts: the printed slip (58 mm and 80 mm) and the A4 invoice show the customer's name when a customer is added to the sale, reprints included.

• Phone screens: more products on the counter; inventory, purchasing, settings and reports fit a phone; far fewer screens cut text off at large font sizes. • Analytics: one date picker; theft signals in plain words. • Warranty: supplier repairs and swaps can now be completed. • Credit sales: an owner or manager can approve an over-limit sale at the counter with their PIN. • Cash out says why it cannot record an amount. • Password managers stay out of PIN boxes.

The app now tells you when a newer version is on the App Store. If push notifications stopped after your last update, this version brings them back.

Correct a lot's cost: a lot received at the wrong purchase cost now has a "Correct cost" button on the product's lot list — fix it with a manager PIN and a reason, and sales already rung up keep their cost. Warranty: when you move a claim to ready or delivered, the desk now says whether the customer SMS was queued for sending or could not be queued. Trade-in: the Payouts CSV export now matches the web columns, including status and profit, so a reversed payout no longer counts as paid.

Fixes you reported at the counter: a sold sale no longer stays in the cart, the counter no longer re-reads an old price, and the cashier shows by name. The print dialog shows the final receipt number and names the cashier. A service is never "out of stock". A product with no MRP shows it as unset, never Tk 0. A refused offline sale says which sale, how much money, and what to do. The used-device Sellers register exports its filtered list as CSV, a walk-in buyback can be reversed, and a plan downgrade shows what to reduce before asking for the manager PIN.

New — the khata you kept before GadgetOS can now be written down. Record a customer's carried-over dues once, with a note and a manager's approval, and it prints as the FIRST line of their statement. Serialized stock is fixed: products no longer read "Out of stock" while units sit on the shelf, and sale rows open. IMEIs, serials and phone numbers are big enough to read off the screen. The live drawer no longer waits fifteen seconds to say nothing.

New — money you hand out and expect back now has its own book. A salary advance to an employee, cash lent to someone who is not a customer, an advance to an importer before the goods ship: record it, see who is holding your money and for how long, and close it four ways. Only a cash repayment moves your drawer, so a payroll deduction settles the debt without inventing money that never arrived. Your profit does not move when the cash goes out, or when it comes back. Keyed something wrong? Edit it, void a repayment, or reverse the whole advance. Also in this release: • You can sell at your own list price even when it is below the product's recorded MRP — the counter was being told to overcharge. • The agent point earns too: bKash and Nagad commission, recharge, SIM commission and sub-let rent are recorded as income instead of a made-up sale. • A serialized device can be sold above its recorded price — upward only, manager-PIN gated and written to the audit trail. • Typing a serial collapses the line to one device and now says so, instead of quietly dropping the warranty you promised. • The "?" opens help about the screen you are on, in Bangla and English. Many screens are documented for the first time. • Ask for a one-time credit PIN at the counter instead of permanently raising a customer's limit — and the manager approves on their own device, so the till never holds their credential. • A refund can keep a damage charge: gross, fee and net are recorded and printed. • A refund can no longer take cash from a drawer that never took it, and a line discount no longer turns into khata debt. • The owner can see what should be in the drawer before a shift closes. The cashier still cannot. • A customer's profile lists their sales — number, date, items, state and total. • Quotations print what you asked for: your warranty layout, your validity and footer notes, and nothing you unticked. • The app now tells you when a new version is approved on the store.

new featutes added and performance improved.

Premium UI Design bugs removes and stability fixed.