A fix for Apple Card, plus duplicate cleanup: • Apple Card balances from Apple Wallet show as owed again. A recent iOS update flipped how Wallet reports them, so some cards appeared as a positive balance. • Added an account you were already tracking? FinApp spots likely duplicates and, when you delete the old one, merges its history so your net worth doesn't dip.

Apple Wallet and self-updating loans: • Apple Card, Apple Cash, and Savings now import straight from Apple Wallet on your iPhone — no bank login, no reconnecting. Connect it in Settings. • Already tracking Apple Card through SimpleFin? FinApp offers to merge the two, keeping your history, renames, and categories. • Loans can keep their own balance current: add your rate, monthly payment, and escrow, and the balance steps down on each payment date. Log extra principal payments whenever you make them

A couple of small fixes to manual accounts: • Enter balances with the number pad — no more typing a minus sign for debts, the account type sets the sign for you. • The "Other" account type is gone; existing Other accounts move to Cash automatically.

Minor text and icon updates.

A fresh look across the whole app, plus a few things you asked for: • Budgets on your Dashboard — set a monthly limit per category, see at-a-glance progress rings, and get an alert when you go over (dismiss it for the month with a tap). • Review uncategorized charges fast — a new swipe-to-file flow suggests the right category and clears your backlog in seconds. • Simpler filtering — one filter button opens category, month, and income/expenses in a single popup, and your active filters show as chips under the search bar. • Export your transactions to CSV, right from Settings. • Cleaner Accounts, Recurring, and Add Account screens throughout.

See what you actually spent: when you filter transactions by category or by income/expenses, each month's header now shows a subtotal for exactly the transactions listed — combine with the month filter or search to drill in further.

Synced accounts now land in the right group automatically — FinApp recognizes credit cards, loans, and investment accounts by name on first sync, and your own reclassifications always stick. Plus: scrub through your net-worth history across time ranges, add notes to transactions, filter them by month, collapse and sort account groups, and see recurring bills on a calendar.

Connect your bank through SimpleFin and see your net worth, spending, categories, and recurring bills — all stored privately on your device. Scrub your net-worth history, add notes to transactions, track manual accounts, and let the Dashboard curate your spending categories automatically.