What's new in 1.10: • Custom billing cycles: set your own billing cycle, now down to days. Switching now animates as a flip-card wheel • Icon search: in Customize Icon → Search, type a name or web address to find icons from the App Store and the official site at once. Tap to apply; the icon is saved on your phone, so no connection is needed later

1.9 is a full redesign built on native iOS: • A new Home: one glass card shows this month's charges, progress and the week. Swipe the dates for last or next week, tap a day to open the calendar • Today's charges come alive: on days something is charged, the apps circle each other in the top-right corner • Icon search: type a name or a web address to search App Store and website icons at once, then tap to apply • Swipe right to log a use on per-use items; swipe left to edit or delete. Long-press to top up or undo • View subscriptions, one-time purchases and per-use items separately, with the category picker next to the title • Search and sort together behind the magnifying glass • Buttons, segments and toolbars now use iOS Liquid Glass • Fix: amounts with decimals now show full precision

• Font settings: switch to Rounded or Serif, and scale text up to Extra Large across the app (Settings › Appearance & Display › Font). • Easier-to-read calendar: no more frame — bigger dates and amounts, with a line between weeks. • What's New and release notes: after an update, the app shows what's new once. Past updates live in Settings › Release Notes.

• Subscriptions with tags now show colored tag dots next to the name on the Home screen, so you can spot tagged items at a glance. • Tags on the subscription detail screen moved to the bottom of the amount card, shown as a dot with the tag name. • Adding or editing a subscription now asks before closing if you have unsaved changes, so a stray swipe no longer discards what you typed. • Fixed a longer billing date wrapping onto a second line and making list rows uneven.

• iCloud backup now reconciles when the app opens. If another device has a different backup, you'll see both sides and choose which to keep instead of it being overwritten. Clearing data can also clear the iCloud copy. • Swipe left on a subscription on the Home screen to edit or delete it. • Swiping in the shopping list and billing history no longer deletes immediately; it asks first. • Simplified the Data section in Settings.

• Home search and sort: two buttons at the top left. Search by name or note; sort by recently added, due date, amount, name or end date, in either direction. Your choice is remembered. • The menu button on the home screen now matches the new controls. • Long-press a per-use card to top up or open its details without scrolling down. • Sort settings are included in backups.

• Backup & restore: export or import a backup file (images included) from Settings › Data, or turn on iCloud Auto Backup and restore in one tap after switching phones or reinstalling. • Custom icon gets an App Store search: type an app's name and one tap fills in both the icon and the name. • Analysis now has ranges: this month, this year, last 12 months, last year, or a custom span, with every section labeled by the range it shows. • Amounts are shown in your display currency first, with the original currency as a subtitle. • Supports iOS 17. • Subscriptions can have an end date. Once it passes, the subscription stops counting toward monthly fixed spending and upcoming charges, while earlier charges still count. • Dates open in a popover calendar with a Done button; end dates can be cleared in one tap. • Charge dates in a different year show the full date. • A Today button in the calendar takes you back after browsing ahead. • Organize: drag to reorder categories and tags, swipe left to edit or delete. Built-in categories can be renamed and recolored. • Added Apple Developer, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Firebase, Docker, Heroku, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud and more brands; built-in icons grew to 93. • Long-press a per-use card on the home screen to edit it directly.

• Guided tour: three steps on first launch introduce the side menu gesture and adding a subscription — replay it any time from Settings › About • Reworked Analysis: monthly spending, payment-method share and category share now use one consistent basis, including pay-per-use and one-time purchases; payment-method share comes first so you can see which card each subscription runs on • Calendar now fills in the surrounding months, so charges near month boundaries are visible • Background skins open in a sheet with full-width swatches; new installs now start with the Morandi skin • Home lists every subscription at once — no more "See all" • Sample data overhaul: pay-per-use and one-time examples, corrected payment history dates, better brand logos • Confirmation toasts after clearing data or loading samples, plus text and stability fixes