Harubi: Receipt Budget Tracker

The trend chart no longer stops at the end of a month. Pick a range and the balance line runs on across months. · Trend has range chips — “This month”, 3 mo, 6 mo, 1 yr, All. You pick how far back to look instead of stepping one month at a time. The balance line runs as one line across month boundaries; where a month turns there is only a faint vertical tick. · The balance line is no longer flattened. The vertical axis always started at zero, so a month of ups and downs was pressed into something close to a straight line. The axis now fits the range the balance actually moved through, and zero stands only when it falls inside that range, as one faint horizontal line. “Balance trend”, on the screen you get when you open one of your assets, follows the same rule. The hint on the Balance tab was still the Spending tab's wording; it now tells you to drag across the chart to read the balance on that day. · Spending is now read as “the last 30 days”. Each point is the total spent in the 30 days up to that day, so a rising line means money went out faster and a falling line slower. The reading lines give “Last 30 days” and “Previous 30 days” with their date ranges. Pick the “This month” chip and you get the screen you had — this month's running total with last month to the same day behind it. · The chart no longer runs into the future. Until now, stepping ahead drew a flat line at zero, which read as “nothing spent”, and the balance line carried today's figure to the end of the month. The right edge now never goes past today. Going back is unchanged. · The list of that day's transactions has a name in its header — “16 Sep · Expenses 62,400”. The list also shows income and transfers, but the figure in the header counts expenses only, so adding the rows up did not match. · Open one of your assets and each block of figures now says which period it covers. There are four on that one screen — income, expense and transfer are the calendar month (“September”), card spending is “Current cycle”, the balance trend is “6 months”, the list below is “All time”. Until now the period was written nowhere, and it was easy to read every figure on the screen as covering the same stretch of time. · This version also puts the percentages in Stats right. Transactions with no category are counted now, so the list closes at 100%. Until now we added up only the transactions that had a category. That was a different base from the total printed on the same card, so the shares read higher than they were. Transactions with no category stand in one row at the end of the list, “No category”. It is not a slice of the donut and has no category colour. · The list has a “Cumul.” column. You can see at a glance what share of your spending the top few categories make up, and the last row closes at 100%. · The AI monthly summary now states correct percentages (on supported devices). Until now two bases met inside one sentence, so in some months a category was written up as “100%”. And when the amount with no category is larger than the top category, the summary is set not to name a largest category — that month cannot be compared. · In the budget list, amounts are no longer cut off when a category name is long. The row is three lines now. If the pair of amounts does not fit on one line, “left” drops below. · In Stats, swipe left or right to change the month. “Split up ‘Other’” has new wording and shows a count, so you can see how many entries are waiting before you open it. · If a photo does not go through, send it to us with the report button on the review screen. The photos you send are what we fix next.