“General bug fixes” doesn’t tell the story. Here you’ll find detailed release notes for every version — performance, new features, bug fixes, and design improvements.
Group tickets (PLUS licenses) are here! Now everyone in your group can use Cashinator without having to buy a trip themselves. If desired, only one person pays. Group tickets are worthwhile starting from three people and are perfect for city trips with the guys and girls, sailing trips, or even the entire class trip. Even if someone of you couldn't make in-app purchases, they can now install the app and join for free. How great is that? You can purchase the tickets for both new and existing trips.
You can now individually set the home currency for each of your trips. This eliminates the hassle of switching between currencies when traveling in different countries.
A new search function allows you to find the right currency immediately, without scrolling through the endless list.
In the CSV export, the location was missing under certain circumstances. This issue has been fixed.
Loading and switching between different trips and groups has been improved.
You can now create CSV files of all expenses. This allows you to analyze your data as you wish with Excel, Numbers, or the software of your choice.
If you have already given a tip and are asked to pay for your new trip or group, you can now convert your tip into free trips. Cashinator wants to remain fair, convey thanks to all donors, and not unnecessarily charge them. Additionally, the communication of the payment model within the app has been improved and the occurrence of tip dialogs has been reduced - you can even deactivate them completely.
Filtering expenses of a shared cash register is now possible. This way, you can see when the cash register paid for someone.
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