SplitterUp

SplitterUp in your language SplitterUp now speaks Spanish, French, German, Slovak and Polish as well as English. It follows the language your phone is set to, and you can pick one yourself under Account and then Language. Every screen, every notification, the emails that invite people to a group, and the prompts asking to use your camera, contacts, Face ID or location all come in the language you chose, and amounts and dates are written the way your language writes them. One thing to be upfront about: we did not hire professional translators — the translations were produced with AI tools, not by native speakers. If a word or a sentence looks wrong in your language, please tell us from Feedback on your account screen or at support@splitterup.app, and we will fix it. Also in this release: three fixes found by looking at what was going wrong in the wild — balances after a receipt edit, account deletion that never finished, and Google sign-in on Android. WHAT'S NEW • Spanish, French, German, Slovak and Polish — If your phone is set to one of them, SplitterUp switches on its own the next time it opens. If you would rather read it in a different language than your phone uses, choose one under Account and then Language, and it sticks on that device. Each language is named in its own language in that list, so you can find yours without reading the others. These translations were made with AI tools rather than by professional translators, so if something reads wrong, please let us know. • Amounts and dates written your way — A German reader sees 1.234,56 €, a Slovak reader 1 234,56 €, and dates follow suit: 15. Jan. rather than Jan 15. The animated balance on the Dashboard counts up in the same style. Amounts you type still use the decimal key on your phone's keyboard, whatever language the app is showing. • Notifications and invitations too — Push notifications and the notification list arrive in your language, and older notifications switch along with the rest of the app when you change it. When you invite someone to a group by email, the invitation is written in your language, since they are most likely to share it. Lists of people sort the way your language sorts names. FIXES • Fixed the animated balance on the Dashboard and in group headers settling a cent short of your real balance for some amounts, for example showing $1.14 for a balance of $1.15. • Fixed editing a scanned receipt — even just its description — throwing a group's balances out of step until the next sync. Each person's share was being counted twice on one side of the edit and once on the other, which left the receipt's whole amount unaccounted for. Settle Up could show nothing, or the wrong amounts, for a while after the edit. Balances now stay right the moment you save. • Fixed deleting your account never completing when a group you created held a recorded payment to or from someone you had added by name.