See the sample before you add your statement. - "See it with sample data" now opens the sample Results screen, so you can see your safe-to-spend number and the day-by-day calendar before adding your own bank statement. The sample uses made-up numbers. - The sample ends with an "Add my bank statement" button.

Alerts when a bill goes up, plus a clearer picture of your number. - Bill-rise alerts: when a statement or an amount you type shows a bill jumping or climbing, you get a note and a card on the Bills screen. - Payday reminders now cover every paycheck you have confirmed, not just one. - "Show how this adds up" under your available amount lists your balance, each bill and deposit, and the total. - The day-by-day calendar marks deposits with + and variable bills with ~ (an estimate). - Tried a what-if spend and want it to count? "Keep as a one-time expense" saves it, with Undo. - Optional bill reminders (Settings): a notification the day before a bill is due. It names the bill and never shows amounts. - Optional app lock (Settings): ask for Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode when you open Spensyble. - You can edit the amount of a confirmed entry in "Review this month". - Filtering monthly totals by a bill you renamed now keeps all of its months together.

Small improvements to the day-by-day calendar and the sample data. - Trying the sample data now ends with a clear "Add my bank statement" button, so it is easy to see your own number. - A long pay cycle no longer takes over the screen: the calendar opens on the first 14 days, with "Show all" for the rest. It opens in full by itself if a later day runs low. - Easier to use with larger text and VoiceOver: stronger contrast, bigger tap targets, days read out as low, below zero or payday, and what-if spends are announced. - Large balances now fit in the calendar days. - Confirmations show readable dates, like "due Oct 21, 2026".

A clearer way to see your money until payday. - Day by day: a new calendar under your Cash trajectory shows what you'll have at the end of every day until payday, with a daily pace. Tap any day to try a spend and see how it changes the days after it. It's only a what-if: nothing is saved and your real number never changes. - One-time expenses: add a single expense, like a dentist visit or a repair, from the Bills screen. - Start with your balance: the first time you open Results, you're asked for your balance and watch your number appear. - Stay current: Spensyble now tells you when the balance you entered is a few days old, and your payday reminder asks for today's balance. - Share your number as text or as a picture. - Rate Spensyble any time from Settings. - Imports statements from more banks, including files that label columns "Narrative", "Particulars" or "Value".

A small update: if Spensyble has been useful over a few days, it will now occasionally ask whether you'd like to rate it on the App Store. It never asks while you're trying the sample data.

A cleaner, clearer Spensyble: - Your cash trajectory is the first thing you see on Results, with your balance underneath. - Adjust a bill's date or amount with one tap, and undo a removal. - Monthly totals show money in, money out and net for each month, with a bar for the trend. - Light mode now covers the whole app, including the subscription screen. - Bills are grouped into "Looks right" and "Please check", with a count of what's left. - Safer imports: likely duplicate transactions are flagged before they are added. - Fixes: bills with an apostrophe in the name (like Domino's) can now be confirmed and removed; leaving the sample data no longer clears statements you saved earlier; your chosen payday is remembered.