Everything in 0.3.0

Accounts, envelopes and transactions (10)

1. New: split an expense between several envelopes (for example, groceries: part to food and part to home). The total stays the one on your statement.
2. You can split while entering an expense or later, with the ÷ button in Transactions; you can also change or remove the split.
3. If you import a statement again, an expense you split is recognized as already entered.
4. If an account's name mentions another currency ("USD account"), the app warns before creating it in a different one.
5. When creating your budget, clicking the sample name replaces it (what you typed used to be appended).
6. With the largest font, the sidebar and "Ready to assign" fit without overlapping.
7. If "Ready to assign" goes negative because of spending with no envelope, the app says so (it used to say you over-assigned).
8. In Transactions you can export only what you are viewing to CSV, using the account, dates, envelope and search you selected.
9. Every envelope with a goal shows a thin progress bar, in addition to what is left to assign.
10. Accounts show an estimate of their balance after scheduled payments in the next 30 days.

Cross-currency transfers (2)

11. When you type a cross-currency transfer you see how much would arrive ("≈ $905.00") before saving.
12. A scheduled cross-currency transfer asks how much arrived each time you enter it.

Your data and files (3)

13. A new password needs at least 8 characters, also in Settings and for an exported copy.
14. When you set, change or remove the password, your backups get the same protection as your file.
15. A clear warning before you set a password: if you lose it, nobody can recover your data.

Importing bank transactions (16)

16. A file with dates in several formats (05/08/2026, 2026-08-06, 07-08-26) is read in full.
17. Huge files (60,000 transactions) no longer freeze the import window.
18. Rows repeated within the same file show up under "Possible duplicates".
19. Clear messages for an empty file, an image with another extension, a damaged OFX, or zero or absurd amounts.
20. If everything in the file was already recorded, the app says so.
21. A CFDI invoice in another currency is converted with the exchange rate on the invoice itself.
22. A zip of invoices in several currencies warns you about the ones not in the account's currency.
23. CFDI invoices written without the "cfdi:" prefix are recognized.
24. Excel: merged dates shared by several same-day transactions are no longer lost.
25. Excel: a date that lost its format (shown as a number) is recognized.
26. A row with an amount but no date shows up as a warning instead of being lost.
27. The import help says clearly that PDF statements can't be read yet.
28. CSV files with a currency column (like Wise or PayPal exports) warn you when a row isn't in the account's currency.
29. Rows in another currency come unchecked and show their currency, so euros don't get mixed with dollars.
30. In a zip of invoices, the app says which file it left out and why (for example, a payment receipt).
31. The "Columns" step responds instantly even when the file has thousands of transactions.

Multiple currencies (1)

32. In Settings → Currencies you can add or correct the rate for a past day.

Reports (1)

33. In Reports you can compare two months by envelope and see what changed most.

Quick add (5)

34. Expenses of $0 (or $0.001) are no longer saved.
35. Typing something that isn't a number no longer keeps the previous amount.
36. "1234.567" is read as one thousand two hundred thirty-four with decimals, not as a million.
37. With no accounts, Quick add offers a button to create the first one.
38. Quick add: picking an income payee after typing the amount saves it as income.

Website and guides (3)

39. New: in Settings → About you can report a problem or suggest something; our page opens and only what you type reaches us.
40. New English guides on envelope budgeting, card debt, irregular income and more.
41. The privacy policy explains more clearly when the app connects to the internet.