Bigger numbers, and your whole year. • Easier to read. Every amount on Home and across the app is a size larger — the cash, card and tip-out lines first. • Wages on Home. Each shift card now adds wages to your tips under what you took home, and the week and month cards carry the total with wages. • Your year. Insights has a This Year card — tips, true hourly, shifts and hours — and a 12-month chart under the 8-week one. • What you sold, your covers and your tip percentage. They were always there; now the shift sheet says what they give you, and after a couple of shifts Home nudges you once to add the night's total. • Spanish, all the way. Weekdays and months now follow the app's language. Also: the unlock button stays on screen at every text size, a tidier shift sheet, and smaller fixes throughout.

Your history, provable. • Wage history. Got a raise? Add it with the day it started and every earlier shift keeps the rate you were actually paid — your old totals stop changing when your wage does. • Every total opens up. Tap a week, a month, a pay period or a Home card and see the shifts behind it and how they add up, line by line. • Your year, on paper. The tip record now saves as a PDF — the year's figures, your jobs and their IRS occupation codes, and every shift — for your preparer, a landlord or a lender. • IRS occupation codes. Pick your job's code from the official list and it prints on the record. • Export before you decide. At the shift limit, save your shifts as a spreadsheet right there. • TipBud in Spanish. Switch the app's language in Settings, whatever your phone is set to. Also: a rating ask that waits for a good night, and smaller fixes throughout.

Three things you asked for. • Your total for the shift — wages and tips together — now shows on every shift in the list and under the week, period and month totals. No more opening a shift to see it. • Tip in. If other staff tip you out — a pool share, the bar's cut from servers — log it under "Add more fields" and it's counted into your tips. • The calendar now starts on the day your week starts. "Week starts on" in Settings was being ignored by the calendar; it isn't any more, and it's always there, whatever your pay period. Also: • Search your notes, jobs and tags from the Shifts tab. • "Leave out of averages" on a shift — for a placeholder or a night that wasn't typical. It still counts in your totals, just not in averages or best nights.

Breaks of any length. Some shifts leave you off the clock for hours, not minutes. The unpaid break used to stop at one hour; now it doesn't stop anywhere. Tap the break row and set hours and minutes — two and a half hours, four, whatever the day actually was. Also: • TipBud tells you when a break would leave no paid hours at all, instead of quietly showing you a shift with no hourly rate. • "Repeat last shift" brings your usual break with it. • Hours read the way you say them — 7h 13m, not 7.21 h — everywhere, including the widget. • If a job has no hourly wage saved, the rate says so instead of quietly showing you tips per hour. One tap to fix it. • Your home screen says how long it's been since you logged, so an old good night stops looking like last night, and the calendar opens on the last month you actually worked. • Larger text sizes no longer break dollar amounts across two lines.

Check you were paid right. Card tips increasingly land on your paycheck instead of in your hand, which makes a stub impossible to check. Now you can. Tell TipBud your pay period — weekly, every two weeks, twice a month, monthly — then add a paycheck and see what your logged shifts expected next to what the stub actually says. Also new: • Pay periods everywhere. Shifts ▸ Period totals the span you're actually paid for, not just a calendar week. • Unpaid breaks. Your hourly rate is now figured on paid hours, so a 30-minute break stops quietly dragging down the number this app exists to get right. • Tip percentage and average check, from sales you already record — weighted properly, so one slow Tuesday can't swing it. • Your tip record for the year, with voluntary tips and mandatory auto-grat kept apart the way they have to be. U.S. only, and it's a record — not tax advice. • Undo an import. A bad CSV used to be permanent. Now it isn't, and you see exactly what an import will do before it does it. • Settings tells you when you last backed up, and "How to use TipBud" explains the whole thing whenever you want it.

• New: Hide amounts in widget (Settings → Privacy) — the widget keeps your week's shape without the dollars. • Fixed: a shift with identical start and end times no longer logs as 24 hours. • The Home greeting now rotates a daily fact from your own history.