Apple Pay capture, fixed where it was confusing: • A captured payment that arrives with no merchant and no amount now tells you exactly that, and what to check in your Shortcuts automation — instead of showing "Amount not recognized:" followed by nothing. • Those empty captures no longer offer to file themselves as a nameless expense, and they no longer use up one of your free captures for the day. • A payment that arrives with a merchant but no amount says so in plain words. • The setup steps now spell out that Merchant and Amount must end up holding the Shortcut Input variable, and what it means if payments still arrive empty afterwards.

Fixed the Apple Pay auto-capture setup instructions. The four steps were cut off on screen, so the Shortcuts automation could not be followed and no payment was ever captured. They now read top to bottom, and say the things that were missing: you need a card in Wallet or iOS never offers the trigger, the automation is called Wallet on iOS 26 and Transaction before it, choose "Run Immediately", and the action's own fields read Merchant, Amount and Card in English. There is also a test you can run in seconds, without waiting for a real payment.

Your money now runs the app. • Home shows the three numbers that matter: what comes in, what you already owe, and what is left. • Tell Dunly how you are really paid — a fixed amount, by the hour or by the day — and how often: daily, weekly, every two weeks, twice a month or monthly. • New suggestions: how much to save each month (our rule of thumb or a goal you set), a cushion of 3 or 6 months of your bills, and what is genuinely spare. • Scanning a bill now fills in the category, keeps what you bought in the notes, and no longer mistakes a billing date for a due date. • Apple Pay capture joins the free daily allowance, so you can try it without Pro.

Money plan — tell Dunly what you take home, how often you get paid and what you have today, and it works out which of your upcoming payments the money actually reaches. It understands twice-a-month and fortnightly pay, and comes ready for the United States, Colombia, Mexico, Spain, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Brazil. Free every day — three bill scans, three full money plans and one theme accent, every day, without Pro. Amounts and dates now follow your own country's format instead of a generic one. Also fixed: the back button no longer reads "Tabs", the trend chart no longer draws a flat line when there is nothing to show yet, and marking a bill paid now settles the list instead of jumping it.

Home is calmer and easier to read. Your totals, your streak and your next goal now sit together at the top, with quick actions to add a bill, scan one, or jump straight to the calendar. New — split expenses with friends and family. Create a group, log what each person paid, and Dunly works out who owes whom, then settles it in the fewest transfers. Everything stays on your device. Marking a bill paid is now a clearly labelled button instead of a hidden swipe, and your streak moves on the first payment you make on time instead of after a full month. Plus refinements across the calendar, insights and settings.

Dunly now runs on iPad — and reminders behave the way they always should have. • All three Dunly Pro plans show on the paywall again: monthly, annual and lifetime. Only lifetime was appearing. • Turn notifications on from Settings. If you skipped the prompt during setup, there was no way back; now there's a row for it, and Settings tells you when reminders are off. • Bills imported from CSV now appear on Home and get reminders. They were being saved but staying invisible. • Home refreshes after you add, edit, archive or delete a bill — no more pulling to refresh. • Reminders no longer arrive twice after you change your reminder time. • The calendar rolls over correctly at midnight instead of keeping yesterday marked as today. • Bills with a start date years in the past schedule their next due date again. • CSV import rejects negative and zero amounts instead of quietly saving a bill you could never fix. • Paying on the due date after noon counts as on time, so your streak survives. • The Insights error banner can be dismissed.