Clean up, in one move. • In Tracking, tick several expenses and delete them at once. • "Edit this budget" removes a line from this budget; its expenses go back to the category. • Entry now guesses the subcategory too, not just the category. • Revolut: the expense carries the merchant's name, and the balance no longer becomes a fake expense. • A new line's limit and the allocation are in the budget's currency. • Your first name fits on one line at the top of Entry.

Accurate numbers, in the right currency. • Tracking a budget in euros now counts in euros: calendar, account and daily totals. • A bank statement screenshot is read row by row: each amount stays with its merchant and its date. • A budget in another currency shows in ITS currency, when entering and when reviewing. • A budget with its own list only offers its own subcategories. • "Week by week" follows the calendar rows, with dates under each bar. • Dictation tells you when the phone has no speech recognition. • The eye, theme, language and the end of onboarding hold up even when the network doesn't answer.

Accurate numbers, in the right currency. • A budget in another currency shows in ITS currency, when entering and when reviewing. • A budget with its own list only offers its own subcategories. • "Week by week" follows the calendar rows, with dates under each bar. • Dictation tells you when the phone has no speech recognition. • The eye, theme, language and the end of onboarding hold up even when the network doesn't answer.

A shared budget, the same numbers for everyone. • Shared budgets: every member sees the categories and natures (Essentials, Fun, Investment) chosen by the owner. • Create a category without leaving the expense review. • Dictation shows "Analyzing…" while it reads your sentence. • Android: payments notified in English ("Paid …", Revolut) are detected. • About twenty fixes: recurring income, currencies, widgets, sharing.

Your first expense in one tap. • No expenses yet? Tap an example ("Taxi 1500"…): it is written into the notebook, you adjust the amount and review. On Android, payment detection is offered too. • Fixed: the entry action bar could slip under the navigation bar. • Fixed (iPhone): the widget's "Add" and "Dictate" opened the app without the entry screen.

A budget in its own currency. • Create a budget in euros, dollars…: pick the currency next to the amount. Your spending is converted at today's rate. • Income now has subcategories, and you can create one while reviewing. • Fixed: a category could show up twice when entering spending, and an amount switched to € was saved a hundred times smaller.

Tidy your budgets with a swipe. • Swipe a budget left to archive it, just for you. “Cancel” brings it back, and “Unarchive” restores it any time. • Multiple selection in Activity now shows “Edit”: tick several expenses, then adjust them all at once. • The app is better optimised and fills the whole screen.

Fairer budgets. • “No limit” is back when creating a budget: track your spending with no cap, and set an amount later. • A new default budget no longer picks up your old unfiled expenses: it counts from the day it was created. • Changing a budget's renewal day? The new period starts as soon as you save.

Everything iPhone has been waiting three versions for. • Your investments get their own line in the account, and the flow diagram no longer files them under “Fun”. • Tap an income in Breakdown: you finally see its dates and every entry behind the total. • Pick a budget: the account covers that whole budget, not just the displayed month. • “Use the SPID split” is back when creating a budget — 50 / 30 / 20, adjustable. • A recurring income no longer duplicates on a monthly budget, which already renews itself.

Dictate your expense — it writes itself. • You speak, then you stop: the confirmation comes up on its own, without you touching anything. • The start of your sentence is no longer lost. "3,000 for a taxi on Monday, and 20,000 for groceries" now gives you both lines. • It understands spoken dates — "Monday", "last week", "a month ago" — and "put that in the Home budget". • Several photos per expense, attached as you record it, and a badge that shows the receipt in your history. • A six-step tour to get you started. • And many fixes: budgets that duplicated themselves, recurring income filed under the wrong month, categories and the subscription page that spoke one language to everyone.

One month, one budget. • Your monthly budget renewed by DOUBLING: the closed month kept duplicating alongside its own copy. A closed month now becomes open-ended, and only the copy carries the series on. • Deleting a budget now takes its categories with it; they used to stay behind and show up twice. • The default budget now comes right after “All budgets”, in Tracking and in Breakdown.

“Monthly” finally means monthly. • Your monthly budget renews on its own date, keeping its categories and its members. Almost every budget labelled “Monthly” never did. • Shared budgets: editing someone else's expense no longer damages it, and you're told when someone records an entry. • Invite links now open the app directly, on Android and iPhone. • Dictation fixes itself — no need to repeat your sentence.

• Shared budgets: the owner can finally see their co-members' expenses. The rows were always there — they were invisible on the owner's side alone, so the total and the "who spent what" were wrong for them only. • Expenses written before this fix come back too, not just new ones.

• A « Continuous » budget no longer skips the step: your choice stays on screen, only the dates go away. • You can create a category without leaving budget creation — it is kept for that budget right away. • The subscription screen now shows its terms of use and privacy policy. • Fixed a crash at launch: if anything with a number was on your clipboard, the app closed itself while loading.

• A deleted budget stays deleted. If it was shared with you, the action says what it really does: "Leave this budget". • SPID University: five animated walkthroughs explaining each screen — on your first visit, and replayable any time from your profile. • Tracking and Breakdown open on your default budget instead of "All". • Changing a category's nature — Essentials, Pleasures, Investment — shows up in the charts right away. • Widgets refresh when your categories change and when you leave the app. • Every confirmation says where it stands: what is waiting, what is blocked and why, what failed.

• Creating a budget now takes five steps, one decision at a time: amount, categories, period, name, look. • Picking a period: a grid of days and a real calendar, instead of lists that scroll. • Widgets: the categories closest to their cap — 5 on the large one, 3 on the medium. Tapping the widget opens the app; only the button records an expense. • Dictation: "Improve" re-transcribes your sentence with a model that handles accents better.

Your recovery phrase — 24 words that bring your data back on a new phone. Nobody at SPID can see them, or recover them for you. Every category now has a kind: Essentials, Pleasures or Investment. SPID reads the name and suggests one, and money you invest finally counts as set aside instead of spent. Tap a category to see the real expenses behind the total, day by day. Fixes: expenses filed under a sub-category now show their amounts, and notifications reach you again.