2026.09.28.1

Tovari 2026.09.28.1 is the release published on Sep 28, 2026. Here’s what changed in it.

New features

Lost Your Authenticator? You’re Not Locked Out (KAN-3004)

🌐 WebAccount & Security

Lost the phone you use for your sign-in codes? You're no longer locked out for good: our support team can now send a one-time link to your verified email, and once you approve it, the extra sign-in step is removed so you can get back in and set it up again. Nothing changes unless you click that link yourself within 30 minutes, so a phone call to us alone can never switch off your protection, and we email you as soon as it's done.

Your Free Trial, No Surprises (KAN-3038)

🍎 iOSBilling & SubscriptionsNotifications & E-Mail

Before you subscribe on iPhone, Tovari now tells you exactly how your free trial works: 14 days free, cancel anytime, and the dates that matter. We'll also email you a reminder the day before your trial turns into a paid subscription, so it never sneaks up on you.

Fixes

Straight Talk About Your Ended Trial (KAN-2967)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidBilling & Subscriptions

When your free trial ran out, the subscribe screen just said "a subscription is required" — not exactly helpful when you don't know what happened to your trial. Now it tells you straight: "Your trial has ended," and your billing status updates to "Ended" too, instead of stubbornly sticking on "Trialing." Nothing about your plan or your data changes — we just fixed the wording.

New Accounts Show Up Right Away (KAN-3037)

📱 iOS & AndroidAccounts & Balances

Adding an account on your phone could look like nothing happened — the sheet closed and your new account only turned up a few seconds later. Now the button keeps spinning until your account is actually in the list, and you'll see a quick "Updating your accounts…" note whenever the list is catching up.

Deleting One Household Won’t Affect Another (KAN-3040)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & SecurityHousehold Management

If you belong to more than one household, deleting one won't take your login on the other down with it anymore. We found and fixed a case where removing a household could accidentally erase a shared sign-in that a second household still needed.

A Safety Check Before We Delete Old Logins (KAN-3060)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & SecurityHousehold Management

When a deletion request pointed at an old, unmatched account, we used to remove its sign-in without double-checking whether someone was still actively using it. We fixed that — now we check first, and if it turns out to be a real, active login, we leave it alone and flag it for a person to review instead of deleting it.

Invitations That Come From People, Not Spam (KAN-3067)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & SecurityHousehold Management

Someone could tuck a web link into their account name, and Tovari would carry it straight into the household invitations it emails out. Names can't hold links anymore, and each household can send up to five invitations a day, so an invite from Tovari always comes from a real person rather than an advert.

Invitations Greet You Properly (KAN-3068)

🌐 WebHousehold Management

When someone opened a household invitation, the page greeted them with a long string of letters and numbers where a household name should be. It now says "Join a shared household" (or your household's actual name, if it has one), so the invitation reads the way it was meant to.

Save Button Back Within Reach (KAN-3076)

🌐 WebBilling & Subscriptions

When you went to update your card, the payment form could grow taller than your screen and leave the Save button stranded out of reach, with no way to scroll to it. Sorry about that. The form now scrolls inside its own window, so Save is always right there when you need it.

Bank Syncs That Don’t Get Stuck (KAN-3097)

🌐 Web🍎 iOS🤖 AndroidData Sync

Sometimes a connected bank account could stop updating for good if your bank reshuffled your transactions at the exact moment we were bringing them in. Now we simply start that step over and finish the job, so new transactions keep arriving on their own.

Improvements

Reorder Accounts, Reopen the Closed Ones (KAN-755)

📱 iOS & AndroidAccounts & Balances

You can now press and hold an account on your phone and drag it wherever you want within its group — it'll stay right where you put it. And if you've closed an account you need again, reopening it is just as easy: pull up its details and switch it back on, no digging required.

Budget Month Progress on Mobile (KAN-1331)

📱 iOS & AndroidBudgeting

In the mobile app, the Budget screen's sense of how far through the month you are could run a day ahead in the evening, and on the last evening of a month it could treat the month as already over. It now goes by your own calendar day, the same one the rest of your budget is worked out on. Your month's progress reads right at any hour of the day.

Clearer “PC or Mac” Wording (KAN-2304)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidNotifications & E-Mail

Directions in the Review Center and our help articles now say "PC or Mac" instead of the vaguer "computer," so it's obvious which device you need for a task. Nothing about how the app works changed — just clearer wording when you're looking something up.

Easier-to-Tap Help Chat Links (KAN-2404)

📱 iOS & AndroidCategorization & AI

Some of the small links in help chat, like "Report a problem instead," were fiddly to tap because their touch area was tinier than it should be. We've widened them so they're easy to hit on the first try, with nothing else about how help chat looks or works changing.

Investment Values Show Your Brokerage’s Time (KAN-2840)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccounts & Balances

On the Investments screens, a value that has not refreshed recently was always labelled with the time Tovari last checked it, even when your brokerage had told us exactly when that value was true. The label now reads "as of" with your brokerage's own time whenever it gave one, and keeps "checked" only when it did not. That matches how your Accounts list already shows these values.

Faster Behind-the-Scenes Testing (KAN-3025) We split up how we check the Support Portal behind the scenes, so those tests now run at the same time as everything else instead of waiting their turn. Nothing changes in the app itself — this is just some quiet housekeeping that keeps updates moving faster.