- Meals: don't worry about what to cook today — pick from 660+ Indian dishes with recipes, approximate nutrition, Hindi names, a video link and Veg / Vegan / Jain filters, and their ingredients go straight onto your Groceries list. - Today: a new "What to cook?" row opens the dish list in one tap, and a planned meal opens its recipe. - Groceries: items sort into the right aisle (baingan with vegetables, soy with dals, chutneys on their own). - Salary: the staff screen now shows the month you're paying, says clearly when it's paid and on which day, and the UPI button pays the right month. - Staff payments: record salary for any month (or per visit) without it counting as an advance — Aangan asks when you pay more than it shows as due. A new "Other" type covers money that isn't salary. - Staff list: see what's due and any advance still out, at a glance. - Vendors: a month calendar for deliveries, and "Paid till date" now includes payments recorded in the Khata. - Dish pages: cleaner tags, a nutrition card, recipe steps you open when you need them, and a link to video recipes on YouTube. - Counters: a counter without a name now asks to be named right at the top. - Sharing a home is offered only to its owner.

Update every phone in your household • Phones on different versions read some salary and advance records differently. Once one phone is on 1.4.1, update the others too. Aangan now tells you if another phone in your home is still on an older version. Sharing and privacy • If a shared home kept saying "no longer connected … changes stayed here" even after a fresh invite, this update fixes it. The waiting changes now go across on their own — you don't need to do anything. • Leaving a shared home and rejoining it from the invite link now downloads the home again, instead of waiting on "Joining…" forever. • Tapping something while a shared home is still downloading can no longer blank out a name on both phones. • If iCloud storage is full, Aangan now says so — and says whose — instead of a vague "couldn't be shared". • Removing someone from a shared home now holds. Their phone can no longer keep sending changes into a copy of your home, and "This home is mine" is only offered to the person whose iCloud actually holds the home. • A photo or document arriving from another phone can no longer be saved anywhere except Aangan's own attachments folder. • Siri and Shortcuts now need your iPhone unlocked before reading out bills or logging a spend. • The app and the privacy policy now say plainly that everyone you share a home with is a co-owner, and that Face ID hides a document on this phone without stopping it syncing. Documents and storage • Deleting a document, asset, expense, repair or wishlist item now deletes its photos and PDFs too — including when the delete comes from another phone. Meals • Importing a diet chart now shows you what was read, to fix or untick, before anything changes in your weekly plan. You can turn on-device reading off in Settings. Easier to read and tap • Status badges, spending percentages and festival days are now legible in light and dark mode, and sharper still with Increase Contrast on. • Small buttons on Today and Calendar are easier to tap, and VoiceOver no longer reads out icon names on the calendar. Under the hood • After updating, Aangan re-checks your iCloud once, so nothing received by an older version is missing.

Share a home with your family • You can now share a household with someone else in your family. Both phones see the same staff, attendance, bills and expenses, and either can make changes. Invite from More > Share this home. • Joining shows you what's happening while the household downloads, and says plainly if something goes wrong instead of failing quietly. • Settings now tells you whether syncing is actually working — what's waiting to go out, and when something last synced. Split (shared expenses) • Balances no longer include a person who doesn't exist. An expense with no recorded payer used to invent one, so the group's totals never settled. • "Split by shares" with no shares entered no longer guesses an equal split, and percentages that don't add up no longer land the whole bill on whoever paid. • Tapping "Mark paid" twice — or a UPI app confirming twice — no longer counts the payment twice and tells you you're square when you aren't. Staff and salary • If a wage is recorded twice for the same month, Aangan now says so. It already did this for a milk bill; now it does it for a person's pay. Privacy • Your household's money is no longer visible in the app switcher. • Reminders on the lock screen are generic by default — no names, amounts or items. Turn detail back on in Settings if you prefer it. Documents and storage • A document photographed with the camera now actually shows its attachment, and its file reaches the other phone. • "Erase all data" now erases everything it promised, including receipt photos and your settings. • When something can't be saved because your iPhone is out of space, Aangan says so instead of failing without explanation. Under the hood • A change that arrives while Aangan is busy is no longer lost. • Faster and steadier on households with years of records.