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What's New in Minimal Expense
4.1
September 3, 2026
Hi! Minimal dev here. This update turns "budget" from a progress bar into a whole page. * The budget card on Home is now a ruler: the red mark is today, the ink line is what you've spent. It tells you straight — how much per day until month's end — with the fixed charges still on your calendar already taken out. * A new "Budget" tab in Analysis: open any month — say August, budget 30,000, what you spent, which days made the difference — all on one page. Every month of the year gets a little stamp: met, over, in progress. One glance. * Trips keep their own book: switch to "Trips" and you're looking at that trip's budget, counted in the local currency, flights booked before departure included. Where the trip is and where the money is, on the same ruler. * Two books, never mixed: your monthly budget never counts trip spending. If you travelled that month, a quiet line says so — "plus X on trips, not counted here." * One more line in the monthly report: under "The ledger," a budget row shows how the month landed against what you set, in two sentences. * Budgets by category: the total stays, and underneath you can split it — food, transport, each with its own little ruler. Beside each one it notes your average monthly spend over the past six months, so you don't have to guess. * Analysis gets a category section: which one is moving fast, which has room to spare, in one sentence. After three months it'll also tell you how well your budget guesses hold up — and which category could spare a little for another. * Budget management is now a year calendar: twelve months on one page, which ones are set and for how much, with consecutive months joined into one band. Tap a cell to edit or delete; tap an empty one to write a new budget. * Small touch: Analysis remembers which tab you were on. A budget isn't a test. It's a note to yourself.
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