Version 1.3.0 — Sapir tells you up front what she has Quotas, and what actually counts • The quota is stated up front, instead of surprising you with an error after you filled in a whole form. • The unit is messages, and it is called that everywhere in the product. • The quota meter says which items were counted, not only how many. • Crypto and investments count together, because their quota is shared. • When the quota runs out the app says so, and no question is sent for nothing. My plan • A new screen that says which plan you are on and how much is left in each quota. Hebrew, accessibility and design • The calendar is in Hebrew, with navigation arrows. • The font-size control reaches every text. • Contrast, touch targets and focus rings were fixed across the screens. • Screens respect the notch and the safe areas on iPhone. • A global search that works on the phone too. • The navigation drawer closes after you move between screens. Thank you for keeping us accurate. Every report here was investigated.

Version 1.2.3 — Sapir gets it right, and tells the truth This release is about one thing: that the number Sapir gives you is the number actually in your account, and that she never says she did something she did not do. What Sapir now knows • She counts by your selection on the Accounts page. If you selected only your current account, "how much do I have" answers accordingly — and she names what was left out instead of staying silent about it. • She knows a charge on a credit card ultimately leaves the account the card settles against. • She tells apart "a transfer is not an expense" from "the transfer did leave this account". • The interest portion of a loan payment comes from the amortisation schedule, same as the loan page. What Sapir can now do • Correct an account balance against your bank. She shows the difference, asks for confirmation, and marks the balance current so old charges are not generated backwards. • Write to a flow shared with you for editing — and it lands in the right flow. What Sapir no longer does • She does not say "recorded" when nothing was. We closed five phrasings where a confirmation could go out with no write behind it, including batch confirmations and confirmations after an opening line. • She does not quote a balance that was not read, including a figure sitting on its own line under a heading. • She does not move a charge date into the past, which would create charges on money already paid. And what she is allowed to say again • "I did not record anything" without that counting as a write claim. • Answers about what was deleted or updated this month. • Talk about standing orders and about crypto tokens without being blocked by mistake. Thank you for keeping us accurate. Every report here was investigated.

New in this version: - A completely rebuilt guided tour. It opens with three short questions and builds a chapter list that fits you, explains every screen in place, and never asks you to click a highlighted control in order to move on. - Fixes and stability improvements.

Sapir's in-app guide was rebuilt and now shows exactly where to tap at every step. Chapters that only apply before signing in are no longer offered once you are signed in. Plus stability improvements.

A complete guided tour, in English and in Hebrew. The tour highlights the control you need and waits until you tap it, instead of only describing the screen. Chapters cover the chat, your conversations, the reports thread, notifications and settings, and you can reopen any of them at any time from Guide and tour in the settings menu.