FlashBill: Expense Tracker

Refunds for purchases When something you bought is refunded, you can now record it without distorting your history. Open the expense and tap the refund button: pick the date the money came back —today, or the day it really was— and the account it landed in. The original purchase stays where it was, on its date and in its account, but appears dimmed in grey with a "Refunded" tag. On the refund date a new income appears, "Refund of: …", adding the money to the account you chose. So September's expense and October's refund each stay in their own month, and your earlier balances are untouched. Undo and jump between purchase and refund From a refunded purchase you can undo the refund in one tap —the credit is removed and the purchase is a normal expense again— or jump straight to the credit; and from the credit, jump to the original purchase. Deleting the purchase also deletes its refund, and deleting the credit reactivates the purchase. The amount of both is protected so your accounts never fall out of balance, and the "Refunded" tag now sits next to the amount. Pick a loan's account without leaving its summary If a loan was recorded without an account, tapping "No account assigned" no longer sends you to the edit screen: your accounts open as a list with their icon, color and balance. Tap one and the loan is assigned and the balance adjusted right away. Your loans, largest to smallest The list is now ordered by balance: at the top, the people who owe you the most; then those who owe you less, and at the end the people you owe. Settled accounts stay in their section below. If you leave Premium, nothing is lost If your plan goes back to free, whatever exceeds its limit —accounts, credit cards and your own categories— stays saved but is dimmed with a lock: it can't be picked for new entries or transfers. The first ones you created stay free, the same on all your devices. Your loans and credits remain visible in read-only mode —a credit's payments are shown, but confirming them is part of Premium—, and everything goes back to normal as soon as you return to Premium. What's pending, always in Today A repeated entry or a credit payment you didn't confirm no longer stays behind on the day it was due: it shows up in Today, with its confirm button at hand, until you confirm it. And when several fall on the same day, you get a single notification telling you how many and which ones, instead of one notification each.