Spend Toll is now available in Japanese. The app, its widgets and the pause screen follow your iPhone's language: English, Chinese and now Japanese. New in Pro: Frequency Bump. Pick how many buying windows a month cost the usual price. Past that, each further window that isn't free costs a few extra coins, up to a cap you set. Making it stricter takes effect right away; easing it waits until next month. Find it in Settings → Hardcore Mode. Also in this version: - Ask Siri or the Shortcuts app whether purchases are paused, whether a buying window is open, or how many coins you have. - When you start a buying window, the first step shows this month's spending so far and how much of your line it has used. - Widgets roll over at midnight and at the start of each month without waiting for you to open the app.

Spend Toll now reads in Traditional and Simplified Chinese. The app, its widgets and the pause screen follow your iPhone's language, and dates and amounts read the way they are written where you live. Also in this version: - Until you have reported a few purchases, the pause screen uses what a common pack costs in your App Store, such as NT$1,290 or ¥6,000. - Close an editor with changes you have not saved, and Spend Toll asks before it throws them away. - Cancel the free trial in Settings and the trial reminder goes away the next time you open Spend Toll.

A stretch of the night where no buying window opens. Night Rule is a nightly stretch you set once. During those hours no buying window can open, so a 2 a.m. purchase has nowhere to go. Tightening the rule lands right away. Loosening it waits until the night ends, so a change of heart at 11:55 p.m. cannot undo the 2 a.m. protection. Find it in Settings, Hardcore Mode. Part of Spend Toll Pro.

Your last plan, while you make the next one. When you plan a buying window for an app you have planned before, Spend Toll now shows you how that went: what you planned, and what you reported. It never fills in the box for you. The number is there to be read, not to be repeated. Also in this version: - The most free windows you can allow one app each month is now five, down from ten. If you had set an app above five, it now reads five. The default of three has not changed. - Amounts in Hong Kong, Singapore, Canadian and Australian dollars, and in Chinese yuan, now read the way you write them locally. - A page like this one, so you can see what changed after an update.

Fixed: tapping Custom when setting an app's line now brings up the keyboard right away. New in Settings: a small card for Dopa Toll, the sister app. Same toll, different impulse: screen time priced in hours of your work.