“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.
Cashinator can save you a lot of work by automatically storing the respective location in your expenses. This saves valuable time on your vacation. You can also see at any time in which city and country you have spent how much. This is perfect for round trips and super interesting!
In addition, there are great visual and functional improvements, such as the autocomplete of titles and locations. If titles or locations repeat, you no longer have to painstakingly retype them.
Shared cash registers: If you are traveling with a communal wallet, you can deposit it in Cashinator. Participants can deposit money, withdraw money, or pay expenses with it at any time.
Color coding: To distinguish participants, communal cash registers, categories, locations, and expenses from each other, vibrant colors show the way.
PDF analysis: The file name now corresponds to the name of the trip.
User-friendliness: Improvements have also been made here. Everything becomes more lively, colorful, and easier.
Expense filters: You can filter the list of expenses by categories to have an even better overview.
Speed: The app now responds much faster with many expenses.
Currencies: The currency selection has been completely redesigned. You no longer have to scroll and search in a small window to find your currencies. Your most used currencies are also displayed.
Overview for large travel groups: Since it is easy to lose track of who the abbreviations belong to with many participants, you can now permanently display the full name in addition.
Enter reimbursements: From now on, it is possible to enter expenses with a negative amount. This allows reimbursements of deposits or deposits to be entered.
PDF analysis: The view can be customized to your own taste.
User-friendliness: Improvements have also been made here. Everything becomes more lively, colorful, and easier.
Categories for expenses for the first time: You can categorize each expense, create, edit, and then analyze categories and symbols for your trip.
The PDF analysis has been improved and now includes an overview of the categories of the trip in addition to the individual transactions.
Cashinator gets smarter: To avoid distorting the travel costs, important questions are asked for some transactions. For example, it is prevented that cash from the ATM is counted as travel costs (costs only arise when something is paid with it).
In earlier versions, it often happened that the language of the app changed randomly. This problem has been fixed. You can now also manually change the language as desired.
The trip can now be shared by email. If your friends are not nearby and cannot scan the barcode, you can now simply send an email to your friends with the sharing code.
Fixed a bug regarding the synchronization of changes to certain transactions.
For new expenses, you can now set whether the location or category should be specified by default.
For currencies with very small exchange rates, eight decimal places are now displayed (e.g., for the Vietnamese dong or the Indonesian rupiah) to better understand the calculation.
The currency exchange rates are now updated every 12 hours. This means that the latest rate is used for each expense.
Minor optimizations in terms of usability and comprehensibility.
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