Keel: Debt & AI Coach

Currency support beyond Southeast Asia Around 36 currencies, grouped by region so yours is easy to find. Amounts now format correctly for each one — including currencies that put the symbol after the number, and the ones that use three decimal places. The six Southeast Asian markets keep their curated bank and provider lists; elsewhere you enter your own, and the Coach says plainly when it doesn't know a market's local specifics rather than guessing at them. See the payoff, not just the number Your plan now draws the actual path your balance takes down to zero. On a card, the comparison shows your payment against the legal minimum as two lines — the gap between them is what you're saving. Free accounts see the shape of that saving too. Coach starts a better conversation The suggested questions are rewritten around what's genuinely hard to work out alone — where an extra payment does the most good, how much of what you pay is really interest, what's actually holding your debt-free date back — instead of questions you already know the answer to. A calmer, clearer Keel New typeface throughout. The health rings and the This Month donut now fill in as you open the screen. Settings is a flatter, quieter list, with your name, subscription and ID gathered under Profile. Headings are no longer set in all caps, and screen headings no longer compete with the numbers underneath them. Fixes - General The launch screen looked broken: the Keel mark is dark ink and it was being drawn on a black background, so it was effectively invisible. It now has its own light and dark versions, on backgrounds that match the app. Keel also stopped showing the launch screen before your data had finished loading, so you could land on an empty-looking Home for a moment. It now waits. The Coach message box distorted once you typed more than one line, and the send button drifted out of place. Rebuilt so only the text area grows. Your card's own name was being forced into capital letters on the payoff comparison and payment history screens.