“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.
You can now duplicate expenses: Simply swipe from right to left across the expense. This is perfect for recurring expenses.
The automatic capitalization of titles has been fixed on some devices.
The input of locations has been revised and is now much more intuitive.
In general, we want to avoid a subscription model or increasing the price, but we have high server and development costs. To cover these, you can now give Cashinator a tip. You will find this option in the settings area.
Finally, you can attach a lot of photos of receipts, invoices, restaurants, or places to your expenses. Cashinator becomes even more colorful with this, expenses can be easily found based on the pictures, and you have a great visual overview of your expenses at all times. Of course, the pictures are synchronized with your friends and travel participants, so at the end of a vacation, you even have a nice summary of the travel expenses. Still anonymous, encrypted, and secure, of course.
Improvements in terms of user experience, such as being able to close windows by swiping down, as you are used to on iOS.
Push notifications are here! If you use the app with friends, you will be immediately notified when someone creates, modifies, or deletes an expense. This is, of course, voluntary (opt-in), works without a phone number, email, or any other registration, and can be turned on and off at any time.
An error had crept into the date and time selection. It has been revised and now offers you a completely new user experience. Special thanks to a user who convinced me with his suggestion. The time filters have also been rewritten.
Trips and groups can now be sorted to keep track of many trips.
Trips and groups can now be shared via Whatsapp, Facebook, Threema, Telegram, email, iMessage, and other social networks.
The user experience of trip selection has been improved, especially for new users. Trips and groups can now be quickly selected through a new, clear menu directly on the homepage and in the settings area.
Date and time can also be changed by default for new expenses once activated in the settings. This is useful if you don't always enter your expenses on the same day.
Predefined filters for expenses this week, last week, this month, last month, as well as today and yesterday.
The dark mode with selectable accent color is here
Halved app size
3x faster app startup
New combinable filters by time periods, senders, and recipients
Faster input mode for amounts
Improved haptic feedback on supported devices
New animations and improved UX
Date selection via calendar
New desired icons for categories
Much more fun :)
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