Free trials: turn on "In a free trial" and set the day it ends. Dues reminds you 2 days before it becomes a charge, and says what that charge will be. Cancel links: open a subscription and, for 30 popular services, a Cancel row takes you straight to that service's own cancel or manage page. Price history: when a price changes, Dues keeps the old one, so you see "was $17.99" under the new price and every change in the editor. On iPad, the subscription editor now sits in a centered column, like Settings. All of it is free, and the widgets show when a trial ends too.

Widgets are free now, for everyone, and there are more of them. • A large widget with your monthly spend, your year month by month, and your next renewals. • Lock Screen widgets: your next renewal, and a countdown to it. • Tap any renewal on a widget to open it in Dues. • On iPad, Settings now sits in a comfortable column instead of stretching across the screen.

Tapping a renewal in the widget now opens that subscription, and the widget's "Tap to unlock" finally opens Dues Plus instead of doing nothing. Your chosen sort order is remembered between launches. You can now rate Dues from Settings, and the app asks at a sensible moment rather than missing it. It used to be possible to step straight past that moment by adding several subscriptions at once, and then never be asked again. The first tap into a text field no longer stalls.