• Categories on incomes and expenses — picked for you from the note, the receipt or last time; a tap to change. Where the money goes by month, with what you never explained shown honestly as its own line, and where it comes from by source. • Scan a receipt. Point the camera at the QR code on a fiscal receipt and every product on it is saved with its price, shop and date — no typing. Montenegro and Albania for now; more countries as you send us their receipts. • Products. What you paid per kilo, how much you bought and how much you spent — per product and over all of them, for the month, quarter, year or ever. Each product by shop, the cheapest marked; its price trend, fitted within each shop so a cheap shop never reads as deflation; how often you buy it and when it's probably time again. And your inflation on everything: each product's trend weighted by what you spend on it. • One tap logs the receipt's total as an expense from the account you paid with. • Receipts from anywhere: long-press the app icon for the camera, say “Scan a receipt” to Siri, put it on the Action button or in Control Center as a shortcut, share an e-receipt PDF or paste its link — it opens read. • Your receipts. Every receipt kept — scanned or photographed — by month and shop, with the official copy a tap away. Keep this instead of the paper. Mark one for warranty and Runway reminds you a month before it ends; old ones can clear themselves, prices stay. • Inflation on your own products. Instead of one fuel price, pick what you actually buy — milk, diesel, coffee — and a scanned receipt updates their prices by itself; the yearly change is your inflation. Prices can still be typed in. • Shops. Which shop is cheaper for what you actually buy: a price index per shop on the products you bought in several, what's cheaper and dearer in each, and what your monthly basket would cost in each. • A count and a weekly streak for receipts you've scanned, and a card to share it. • Your path. The app now teaches itself one skill at a time: a single next-step card on Home, locked screens explain what opens them and why, every repetition is answered with the number it changed, and a step is yours once you have done it on your own. 'Your path' in Menu shows what is in use. • Under the hood: proper double-entry books. Every number you see is the balance of a ledger, History shows the balance after every line, and edits never rewrite the past — a correction is a reversal plus a new line. • Streak. How many days, weeks or months in a row you've kept the books — you pick the cadence. Freezes earned by consistency cover a missed period; a nudge the evening before it would break. • Remembered what some of that unexplained spending was? Tap the reconciliation in History and name part of it — the balance stays, the statistics learn. • Every currency in the world for accounts, prices and your home currency — searchable by name, code or symbol.

• Transfers. Moved money between accounts, or took cash out of a card Runway doesn't track? Log it as a transfer — neither spending nor income, so your numbers stay honest. • One "+" form: Income, Expense, Transfer — switch at the top. • Calculator in every amount field: type 1200+350−10% on Runway's own keypad and let it do the math. • Balances now count from the moment you reconcile, not from midnight. • Standard of living. Runway now tells you which prices you can stop looking at — groceries, restaurants, clothes, travel… — from how you actually spend. A new ladder, a new medal, a new card to share. • Household. One bookkeeping for the family: invite with an iCloud link, adults see every account, children see only their own. Transfers between members' accounts work like any other. • Your own inflation. Log the price of a litre of fuel once a month (Runway reminds you) and see it as a full tank in hours of your life — and how fast it's changing. • Goals. Save up for something — a sum or days of freedom — and see when you get there at your pace. Set a floor you don't want to dip below; Runway warns before you do. Fixed costs, listed, as a share of what you spend. • Home currency. Pick the currency every sum is shown in — Menu → Rates — and the money lens follows it.

• Account balances now keep moving between reconciliations — at each account's own pace — so what you see is a live estimate, not a two-week-old snapshot. • Sharing your card to Telegram works again.

• Accounts in any currency — euros, pounds, francs and 30 more, all adding up to one runway. • Rename, re-currency or remove accounts from the menu. • iCloud sync: your history follows your Apple ID to a new phone. • Freedom medals: cross 1, 2, 5, 10 years of runway and get a medal you can share.

• Share your number: a card that asks your friends "Do you know how many days your money lasts?" • Tapping a reminder now opens the right screen right away. • The runway clock keeps one continuous time — it no longer restarts every time you open the app.