Aliana - Shared Budgeting App

About Aliana - Shared Budgeting App

Stats now shows how each category has moved across your recent periods. • Every category, or account, gets a row with a small chart of its recent periods, ordered by how far the last finished period sits from its usual level. Tap a row to see each period's figure and open the transactions behind it. • Stats opens on your last three periods. The week-by-week view and the avg/mo figure are gone: Stats compares whole periods now, and avg/mo made categories look under target early in a period even when you were exactly on pace. Also new • Transactions opens with a summary of the period: what you've spent against your total budget, plus the period's income and net. • Search is always on the Transactions screen. • Each day's transactions share one card, ending with an "Add to this day" row. • The Dashboard summary is split into three cards, and long favourite names wrap instead of being cut off. • New tab bar icons, and the inactive tabs no longer all but vanish in dark mode. • Adding a transaction is a shorter page: date, account and repeat share one card, and the split switch sits right above the categories it adds. Fixed • Going over a target now shows how far over it you are, e.g. 128%, instead of stopping at 100%. • A scheduled bill you pay from the Transactions tab leaves Upcoming straight away instead of lingering until later in the day. • A balance correction on an account in another currency is converted at today's rate when you record it as spending or income. • Amounts shown in amber as a category nears its target are now dark enough to read. • Selected controls, like the Days / Calendar switch, now look selected. • Reset in the transaction filters now clears the account filter too. • The Add screen's close button is visible in the light theme, and the screen no longer shows two title bars. • The net figure in Stats no longer shows a percentage it can't work out, such as 0.0% with no income. • Stats chart labels now line up with their gridlines.

App privacy

The developer, David Theunissen, reported these privacy practices to Apple.