SplitterUp

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Czech, Portuguese and Italian SplitterUp now comes in Czech, Brazilian Portuguese and Italian. If your language still isn't there, you can ask us to add it. Also in this release: pay an expense in installments, choose whether an edit applies to just one repeating expense or the ones still to come, see how many payments are left, type amounts with a keyboard on iPad and Mac, and faster loading. WHAT'S NEW • Czech, Portuguese and Italian — If your phone is set to one of them, SplitterUp switches the next time it opens, or you can choose one under Account and then Language. While I wish we could afford professional translators, these were translated with AI tools. If something reads wrong in your language, please tell us from Feedback. • Group settings, redesigned — Group settings are now a short list where every setting opens its own page, with a refreshed look. Your group's name, photo and color are edited in one place. On the People page, tap a person to see everything you can do for them. • Your data loads much faster — SplitterUp now shows your balances, groups and recent expenses from your device the moment it opens, even offline, and updates them as it syncs. After you sign in, your groups appear right away and fill in as the rest of your data arrives. • Repeating expenses and installments — Pay an expense in installments from the new Schedule section when you add an expense: choose Installments, set how many payments with − and +, and see every payment date before you save. Tap How it works for a quick walkthrough. You can also choose whether an edit applies to just one repeating expense or the ones still to come, and see how many payments are left. Find the details under Profile → Help & Support → FAQ — or tap to open them now. IMPROVEMENTS • You can now type the amount with a hardware keyboard on iPad and on Mac, calculations included, such as 12.5+3*2. Tab or Return moves from the description to the amount, and the on-screen calculator still works with touch. • In Account->Categories, the built-in categories you don't use, and drag any category by its handle to put them in your order. Your own categories, and your groups' categories, can be reordered too. Find them under Account and then Categories, or in a group's settings. • Joined a group as a guest on the web? Get a transfer code there, then enter it in the app to keep your balance and history. • On the web, the People page now has its own address, web.splitterup.app/people. Old Friends links open it too. • On itemized expenses, you can now add or remove people from items while offline. The change saves when you reconnect, and if someone else edited the expense meanwhile, their version is kept and you're told. Adding someone by name, Let them decide and inviting someone new still need a connection. • When you add someone to a receipt item with more than one unit, such as three beers, SplitterUp now asks how many each person had instead of splitting it evenly. FIXES • When you make two changes in a row, such as editing a receipt item and then the expense description, both changes now save. Before, the second change could be thrown away. • Fixed a crash on iPhone and iPad when the balance on the home screen animated. • A repeating expense that missed some dates now adds every missed expense at once and sends you one summary notification instead of one for each. • Balances now stay correct while you're offline after you edit or delete receipt items, after you delete or edit an expense that has a share already marked as settled, and for receipts that are still being finalized. • Opening SplitterUp from an invite link, or after signing in, no longer stacks a duplicate screen. • When you edit a group expense, someone who has left the group is no longer offered as a new person who paid. • Resuming a paused repeating expense now continues from its next date instead of adding an expense for every date it was paused.

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The developer, All Day Software LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.