
Keep Above: Bills & Budget
Bill tracker & budget planner
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What's New in Keep Above
2.3.14
September 25, 2026
- Home loans: Add a home loan as a budget. - Things you own: Add a budget that lists the things you own, from a car or a boat to a phone or a water bottle, and see what each one costs you a year: what you paid and its costs, and, when you say how long you'll keep it and what it would sell for then, what that comes to over those years. - Shopping list: Add a budget that keeps what you buy regularly as a cupboard. - Loans and payment plans: Add a budget that holds the loans and payment plans you're paying, from a car loan to a store payment plan. - Shared bills: Add a budget for the bills you split with other people, such as rent with flatmates. - Event plans: Add a budget for one big, dated day, such as a wedding, a new baby, a move, a renovation or a party. - Occasions: Add a budget for Christmas, birthdays and the other days you buy for. - Add budget shows what each budget looks like: Each type is now a tile with a small animated picture of what its page draws: water for Checking, Savings and Credit, a hundred squares for a home loan, and the journey for a trip plan. - Trip costs can use an expense you already have: On a trip plan, when a cost comes out of another budget, you can now choose from the expenses already in that budget, and a cost linked to an upcoming one shows that expense's date and amount. - Minimum payment when adding a credit card: The minimum payment you enter while adding a credit card is now saved with it. - Trip badge in the pay cycle: The plane on a pay cycle row's trip badge is drawn at its proper size and colour again. - Costs from someone else's budget on a shared trip: On a trip plan someone shared with you, a cost linked to an expense in one of their budgets names that budget, such as Anna's Everyday, and says that changes made to it there aren't shown on your phone. - Savings goals on Transactions: A savings goal now sits under its own category on the Transactions page, instead of under Other income. - Trip costs count in their budget straight away: On a trip plan, a cost entered as an expense in another budget, and a share of a cost you accept into one of your own budgets, now counts in that budget's balance and Safe line as soon as it's saved. - Choosing your first budget: The Get started screen, where you choose your first budget after signing up, and the sheet for joining with a code now show with their full design. - Joining with a code on Add budget: When you join a budget with a code from Add budget, the button now says Join.
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