July 18th, 2026
The headline this release: the transaction register bends to how you work. Drag columns to the width that suits you, filter down to just money in or money out, pull every transfer and card payment into one view, and open or close all your splits at once, with your choices remembered. It sits under a gentler coat of paint too: a warmer, softer light mode by default, a brand-new Paper theme if you want it, and colors recalibrated for calm and legibility in both light and dark. Alongside all that, you can reorder your budgets, set a default account for new entries, watch a loan's real payoff date take shape…
New: resize the register's columns. Drag any column divider to the width you want, and the register remembers it separately for each place it appears, your main register, an account's register, and the side panel, on each device. Double-click a divider to snap that column back to its default.
New: filter by money in, money out, or transfers. A new All / Inflow / Outflow switch narrows the register to just what you're after, and transfers now live in the payee filter, so you can hide a transfer from both sides at once or zero in on your card and loan payments.
New: open or close every split at once. One control expands or collapses all your split transactions across the register, and the toolbar's display switches are gathered into a single View options menu, with Import and Export promoted to buttons of their own. Your expand-or-collapse choice carries across reloads.
The activity popover shows the whole month. A category's activity used to cut off at the first 50 transactions and quietly drop the rest. It now lists every one for the month, upcoming included, and the header count is finally honest.
Split lines of a transfer read correctly. A split line that moves money between accounts could show a blank payee in the register, the activity popover, analytics, and the overview cards. It now reads "Transfer to [account]" everywhere, with the transfer icon.
A delayed scheduled entry goes back to Scheduled. Move an in-review scheduled transaction's date into the future and its button now reads "Move to Scheduled," returning it to Scheduled rather than failing with an error.
New: a default account for new transactions. Pick the account you reach for most and every new entry starts there, even a credit card, before you choose a payee. Choose a payee and it still switches to the account you last used with them.
New: favorite your accounts. Star the accounts you touch often and they gather in a Favorites section at the top of every account picker, just like favorite payees.
New: a steadier reconcile. Reconcile now keeps the running gap between your target and cleared balance in view the whole way through, so you can add, find, and clear transactions until it hits zero, or close the last difference with a single adjustment. It keeps its place if the page reloads, on desktop and mobile.
→ Accounts & Transfers · Reconciling accounts
New: put your budgets in the order you want. Drag your budgets into any order on Manage Budgets, freely mixing the ones you own with the ones shared with you, and that order follows into the Switch budget menu and the command palette. It belongs to you alone, so someone you share with can keep their own.
Reset available covers overspending first. The money Reset available frees now goes to any overspent categories before the remainder returns to Ready to Budget, matching YNAB, so a reset never drops you into the red.
→ Budgets & categories · Multiple budgets
Goals that read the same everywhere. Every goal now shows the exact date its money should be ready by, in place of "Week of…" or "2-week period starting…," and the card, popover, and dialog finally agree. Snooze moved to a quiet moon in the header, and the celebration when you reach a goal is a touch more understated.
"Fill up to" is now "Refill up to." The refill goal gets a clearer name, and weekly and biweekly goals now preview exactly when they'll fund in their first month before you commit.
See the date a loan is paid off. Loan categories now take the same monthly, weekly, and biweekly payment goals as the rest of your budget, and a new "Your plan" forecast projects the real date your balance reaches zero. The what-if simulator lets you model a one-time extra payment or a target payoff and watch the date move.
Log interest on the real statement date. Interest entries can carry the actual statement date rather than being pinned to the 1st, removing one is a true delete at last (and works on mobile now), and a loan's history spells out where each payment went, to interest, escrow, or principal.
New: a checkup for clashing rules. When two import rules would claim the same bank text, a new Rule Conflicts checkup in Manage Payees shows which one wins and which are stuck behind it, each ready to pause or delete.
Transfer rules you can teach and scope. Turning a reviewed transaction into a transfer now offers to remember it as a rule, the same way you teach a payee, and each account's transfer rules live right under that account. Running balances are back on in-review and scheduled rows.
Longer payee names. Payee names can now run to 200 characters, for banks with especially wordy descriptions.
→ Manage payees · Importing transactions · Bank sync
Refunds net out within the period. In Spending by Category, Payee, and Tag, a purchase and its refund in the same period used to cancel each other out and disappear from both the gross and credit tiles. They now count in their own right, and a category that nets to zero stays on the list to drill into.
Income vs Expense drops the empty rows. Excluded categories, and ones with no activity in the range, no longer show up as $0 lines, so the report behaves like the rest of Analytics.
Spending Pace counts each category once. A category that also took in income is no longer counted twice, so the pace reflects what you truly spent.
Cleaner chart axes over long spans. Charts that cover years, a long loan or an all-time range, now label the axis by year rather than crowding in every month. Hovering still names the exact month.
New: a Paper theme, and a warmer light mode. The default light theme is retuned with softer, warmer neutrals and real card elevation in place of a grid of borders, and there's a new optional Paper theme, cream by day and warm graphite by night, waiting in Settings → Appearance.
Color that's kinder to read. Category-group bands stand out clearly again in light mode, dark-mode reds are recalibrated so an alarm reads as an alarm while calm panels stay calm, and amber warning text is now dark enough to pass accessibility contrast, in both themes.
Date-picker arrows cross months. Press up from the first week of a month, or down from the last, and you now move into the neighboring month rather than stopping at the edge.
A crash on privacy-locked browsers is fixed. Browsers that block local storage outright now load the app in place of the error screen.
A quicker start. Signing in loads noticeably less to get going, and moving between budget months does less work behind the scenes.
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