Spent. — Spending Tracker

A pumpkin look for Halloween. From October 24 to November 1, Spent. dresses up for the season. The colors turn to ember and dusk, Lil Bit wears a pumpkin with two bats for company, cobwebs settle into a few corners, and the eye that hides your amounts becomes a small lantern. On November 2 it all goes back to normal by itself. You can also pick Halloween any day, or keep Standard all year, in Settings > Appearance > Palette. A Halloween app icon is there too, under App Icon. • Fewer missed rows from bank screenshots. Spent. now checks what it read against the text on the screen and adds any transaction it skipped, marked "Found on screen" so you can look it over before you save. • Notifications that arrive empty. Now and then iOS hands over a bank notification with no text. It now waits in your review list instead of being dropped, so you can fill it in. • Clearer rule warnings. If you mark a card name or number as the reference, the rule editor explains why that part should stay unmarked. • Lil Bit tells you when it stopped. If you leave Spent. while Lil Bit is answering, you'll see a short note instead of a reply that never arrives. • Dates that keep up. The Today and Yesterday headings, and how long ago a capture came in, update past midnight without reopening the app. Plus polish and fixes throughout. Your expenses, tracked privately.