Budgero Changelog

Spin up shared budget spaces, invite collaborators, and mirror assignments live so couples and teams stay perfectly in sync.

The Electron build now bypasses the onboarding tour entirely, letting experienced users jump straight into their budgets.

We removed the manual service worker update button from desktop settings to avoid confusing actions that do not apply to native builds.

Rules and recurring transactions now live together on the Automations page, complete with desktop dialogs, mobile drawers, and notification opt-ins for Electron and PWA builds.

Convert any transaction selection into a recurring template straight from account toolbars, pre-filling the editor so you can schedule paycheques and bills in seconds.

The editor adopts our calendar picker with past dates disabled, responsive card actions, and mobile drawers that prevent buttons from spilling offscreen.

Replaying queued mutations now skips reapplying local inserts, so new rules and recurring transactions appear exactly once even after reconnecting.

Collapsed and expanded category groups now sync to local storage so the budget table reopens exactly how you left it across reloads and tabs.

Budget table and goal cards received responsive tweaks around tablet widths, preventing cramped totals and awkward wrapping.

Goal status messages now rely on the same currency locale as the rest of the app, so progress and target amounts line up.

Transfers directed to off-budget accounts correctly decrease Ready to Assign, keeping your cash flow math precise.

Introduced selectable presets with persistence so you can swap Budgero’s look without losing your preferred light or dark mode.

Choose from Twitter Blue, Paper, Neo Brutalism, Bubblegum, or DOOM 64—each tuned with custom OKLCH tokens, fonts, shadows, and sidebar accents.

The appearance picker now previews palettes, manages data-theme attributes, and keeps light/dark controls close at hand.

Dashboard transaction headers scroll with the list again so your view stays focused on the entries you are reviewing.

Metric cards, chart filters, and detailed views now wrap neatly on smaller screens, leaving room for the mobile bottom nav and preventing cards from spilling offscreen.

Income vs Expense and Spending Over Time charts adopted compact K/M formatting and wider plotting areas so big budgets stay readable at a glance.

Click any monthly total to pop open a curated list of the underlying transactions, complete with account, memo, and amount details filtered by date, category, and accounts.

Shared multi-select account/category controls keep filters aligned across analytics cards, and date presets now focus on 14/30/90-day windows for quick comparisons.

Category rows, group headers, and totals received a slimmer, stacked layout so memos truncate gracefully, metrics hug the right edge, and the table shrinks without clipping on narrow screens.

The multi-month planner is now reserved for spacious desktops (≥1600px) and each month card stretches independently, giving a clearer snapshot when you open the sheet.

Drag-and-drop grips stay visible on desktop so reordering groups and categories is effortless, even with the tighter layout.

PWA install prompt from the setting page is now hidden on iOS devices as PWA installation is not supported on iOS. To install the app on iOS, users can use the "Add to Home Screen" option from the Safari share menu.

Creating goals or categories no longer re-opens the onboarding flow once your profile is marked complete, keeping experienced users focused on budgeting.

New users are welcomed with an intro screen and step-by-step guidance through master password setup, budget creation, and the essentials needed to start budgeting securely.

Wrapping up onboarding now lands on a dedicated “You did it!” moment that reinforces progress and highlights the next best actions.

Category groups, categories, goals, and assignments now light up right where work needs to happen—complete with scroll-into-view hints so nothing gets lost.

When you import from YNAB we auto-complete onboarding tasks, skip redundant walkthroughs, and keep the server in sync so you can get straight to budgeting.

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