2026.10.01.1

Tovari 2026.10.01.1 is the release published on Oct 1, 2026. Here’s what changed in it.

New features

Choose Your Plan, Minus the Detours (KAN-3075)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsSettings

Picking a plan on the web is now one clear step: right after you accept our policies, you see the monthly and yearly prices side by side, then add your card and billing address on a single page. No more paywall popping up out of nowhere halfway through setup. In Settings, Billing now warns you if a renewal payment didn't go through and confirms each change you make.

Back In After a Declined Card (KAN-3212)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsSettings

If a card renewal is declined, you can now fix it and get straight back in from the web app. Settings › Billing shows when a payment didn't go through, the amount owed, and when we'll try your card again. Updating your card there now pays what's owed right away, so you don't have to wait for the next try. If every try fails and the app pauses, signing in shows the amount owed and the declined card, and one step with a new card brings you back in, including any extra check your bank asks for. If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, the app points you to the right place to update your payment method instead.

Switch Between Monthly and Yearly Anytime (KAN-3213)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsSettings

If you pay for Tovari with a card on the web, you can now switch between monthly and yearly billing yourself, in Settings under Billing. Before you confirm, Tovari shows you when the change starts and exactly what you’ll pay. The switch begins at your next renewal, so you’re never charged twice for the same time, and you can change your mind any time before then. Billing also now shows the price you actually pay, and the date a switch will happen.

See the Impact Before You Move a Bill (KAN-3264)

🌐 WebBills & Reoccuring

Moving a bill to a different day in Cash Flow now comes with a preview: hover over (or tab to) any day on the calendar and you'll see how your lowest balance and the first day you'd go overdrawn would change. Nothing changes until you click, so you can try dates until you find one that keeps you out of the red.

See Your Balance After Every Bill (KAN-3265)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

Your phone's Bills tab can now show a Cash Flow view, so you can see how much money you'll have after every upcoming bill and paycheck and spot a tight week before it sneaks up on you. Choose which accounts to include, look ahead 3, 6 or 12 months, and group by month or by payday. Your phone also remembers whether you like Cash Flow or the regular schedule, so it's waiting for you next time.

Your Projected Balance, Always in View (KAN-3266)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

The Cash Flow view in the mobile app now keeps a chart of your projected balance pinned above your list, so you can watch where your money is headed without losing your place. Drag a finger along it and the list follows, showing what your balance will be on whatever day you land on. If your balance is about to dip below zero, a red heads-up names the day, and one tap on Show takes you straight to the spot where it happens.

Change One Bill, Leave the Rest Alone (KAN-3267)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

You can now tap an upcoming bill in Cash Flow on your phone to change its amount, move its date, add a note, or skip it just this once, and see what your balance will look like afterward before you save. Only that one payment changes while the rest of the bill's schedule stays exactly as it was, and edited, moved and skipped payments carry a clear label so nothing sneaks up on you. Skipped one by mistake? Undo is right there, and any changed payment can be reverted to its usual self.

Add a One-Time Item Right in Cash Flow (KAN-3268)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

You can now add a one-off payment or deposit straight from Cash Flow on your phone: tap the + button and it starts out dated to the payment you're looking at, so it lands right where you'd expect. Choose expense or income, pick a payee as you type (or add a new one), and enter the amount. Your projected balance updates to include it, so your forecast keeps up with real life.

Help Chat Hears Past the Small Talk (KAN-3297)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidCategorization & AI

If you opened a question to the help assistant with a friendly "great," "ok," or "thanks," it could lose the thread and tell you it had no answer, even for things it knows well. Polite of you, confusing of us. Now it skips past the small talk and goes straight to the help you asked for.

Help That Understands How You Ask (KAN-3317)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidCategorization & AI

The in-app help assistant now understands questions asked the way people actually type them — typos, everyday words and follow-ups like "will they see everything?" included. If the page it starts with doesn't cover your question, it looks up the right help page before answering, instead of telling you the answer isn't documented. In our testing it went from answering about a third of these everyday questions to answering all of them.

Schedule or Cash Flow, One Tap Away (KAN-3351)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

Switching between Schedule and Cash Flow on the Bills tab is now one tap, with the switch sitting right in the header instead of hiding in the filter menu. Right under the main figure you'll see your monthly money out and in, or, in Cash Flow, today's balance next to your balance at the end of the period. Bills on Android now has the same look as on iPhone.

Fixes

A Free Trial Offer That Matches Your Account (KAN-3065)

🌐 WebBilling & Subscriptions

If you'd already used your free trial and came back to sign up again, our first checkout screen could still offer you another one, only for the next screen to show it wasn't there. That was our mistake, and the offer now matches your account from the very first screen, so a free trial only appears when you can actually get one.

Sign-In and Password Reset Work on More Networks (KAN-3185)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & Security

Some people on certain office or school networks hit an error when signing in with Google or Apple, resetting a password, or accepting our updated policies, even though everything they entered was right. That was on us, and all of those now go through normally on those networks.

Budget and Category Changes Show Up Right Away (KAN-3198)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & RegisterBudgeting

After you added or changed a transaction, the Budget summary and yearly plan could show a different spent total from the monthly budget for a few minutes. On the web, renaming or deleting a category, or deleting a budget section, also left the old category showing in your register, bills, reports and Review until you refreshed. These screens now update as soon as you make the change.

Goal Progress Shows the Right Percentage (KAN-3199)

🌐 WebBudgeting

The progress ring on a dashboard goal could show one percent less than you had actually reached, for example 28% when you had spent $290 of a $1,000 goal. It now shows the correct percentage.

Account Changes Update Everywhere Right Away (KAN-3203)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccounts & BalancesReports & Insights

After you changed an account's starting balance or its Safe to Spend setting, closed or reopened an account, or disconnected a bank, Safe to Spend, Net Worth and your investments could keep showing the old figures until you reloaded. On the web, a disconnected bank could also keep showing as linked. These screens now update as soon as you make the change.

Pick Up Right Where You Left Off (KAN-3204)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & Security

If you backed out of email verification while signing up and then tried the same email again, we told you it was already taken and left you stuck there. That one's on us. Now, entering the same email and password simply picks up right where you left off.

Detected Transfers List Is Complete (KAN-3205)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & Register

The Detected Transfers list in Review could show fewer suggested transfers than you actually had, and its count could come up short, when some older suggestions no longer applied after you edited an account. The list and its count now include every suggestion that still applies, up to the usual limit.

Weekly Summary Never Skipped on Clock Change (KAN-3206)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidNotifications & E-Mail

If your weekly summary email was set for an hour that doesn't exist on the day clocks spring forward, such as 2 a.m., that week's summary was skipped. It now arrives in the next hour instead.

Import Cancel and Commit Report the Truth (KAN-3221)

🌐 WebFile Import

If you cancelled a file import just as it was being committed, the app could report the wrong result: it could say an import was committed when nothing had been added, or mark an import that had been added as cancelled. It now reports what actually happened.

Import Summary Counts Match What Was Added (KAN-3222)

🌐 WebFile Import

When a file import was retried after it had already finished, the summary could count rows you had chosen to skip as imported. The summary now counts only the rows that were actually added.

Cancelled Imports Stay Cancelled (KAN-3223)

🌐 WebFile Import

Cancelling a file import now sticks. If you hit Cancel at just the wrong moment, the import could occasionally spring back to life and sit there waiting for you to finish it. We found the glitch, so when you tell an import to stop, it stops.

No False “Different Account” Warning on Import (KAN-3226)

🌐 WebFile Import

Importing a statement file into an account saved with only two or three last digits always warned that the file might belong to a different account, even when it matched. The warning now appears only when the file really is for another account.

Bank Payments Show the Real Payee (KAN-3235)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidData SyncFile ImportPayees

Electronic payments from some banks, including Chase, all came in with the payee "Bank Transaction", so paychecks and card payments looked the same and your recategorizations of them were never remembered. They now show who actually sent or received the money, and your corrections carry over to future transactions. Transactions already imported keep their old payee.

More Paychecks Recognized as Income (KAN-3236)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidCategorization & AI

Paychecks labelled "DIRECT DEP" by the bank were not recognized as pay, so they were not automatically categorized as income. They now are.

Alerts Keep Coming After You Close an Account (KAN-3239)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidNotifications & E-Mail

If a bank connection stopped updating and every account on it had been closed, your overspending and large-transaction alerts could stop for the whole household. They now keep arriving, because a connection with no open accounts no longer holds alerts back.

No Trial Reminder After You Cancel (KAN-3240)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsNotifications & E-Mail

If you cancelled a web subscription during its free trial, you could still get an email saying your subscription would start automatically using the card on file. That reminder is no longer sent once you have cancelled.

Accented Characters Survive Import (KAN-3241)

🌐 WebFile Import

Importing a file saved by Excel on Windows could turn accented letters, such as the "É" in "CAFÉ", into a "?" symbol in your transaction descriptions and payees. Those characters now come through correctly.

Imports Never Misread Amounts (KAN-3242)

🌐 WebFile Import

Importing a bank file could turn an amount written with a comma for cents, like "12,34", into $1,234.00 without any warning. Those amounts are now flagged as unreadable so you can fix the file, instead of being imported wrong. Amounts shown as "$(12.34)" are now read correctly as negative amounts.

Bulk Categorize Keeps Your Choices (KAN-3246)

🌐 WebTransactions & RegisterCategorization & AI

In the Review Center's Uncategorized list, if you ticked several transactions and then categorized one of them on its own, it stayed ticked even after it left the list. Categorizing the rest in bulk then silently moved that transaction to the bulk category, overwriting the one you had just chosen. A transaction you categorize on its own now leaves your selection, and bulk categorizing only changes the transactions still in the list.

Payee Report Handles Refunds (KAN-3247)

🌐 WebReports & InsightsPayees

On the Spending by Payee report, a payee that gave you back more than you spent there, such as a large refund, could make every bar in the Top 10 chart look empty or draw a full bar for the refund, and the share column could show impossible values like 333% or -267%. Bars are now sized against your biggest spending payee, a refund payee shows an empty bar, and each share matches the figure used everywhere else in the app, with a dash for a refund.

No Filing Into Hidden Categories (KAN-3248)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidData SyncFile ImportCategorization & AI

When Tovari recognized a well-known merchant, it could file the purchase into a category you had turned off, so the transaction seemed to disappear from your budget. If you had two copies of the same category, it could also pick a different one from one import or sync to the next. Transactions now only land in categories you have turned on, and always in the same one.

Payee Rules Match Consistently (KAN-3249)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidData SyncFile ImportPayees

If two of your payees had the same matching rule, a transaction could be assigned to either one, and which one it got could change between imports. The same transaction now always goes to the same payee. Payees whose names differ only in capital letters are also resolved the same way every time.

Clearer Balance Projection Labels (KAN-3250)

📱 iOS & AndroidAccounts & BalancesBills & Reoccuring

On the iPhone and Android app, the Balance Projection chart rounded its dollar labels too roughly, so two lines on the chart could both read "$2k", an amount just under $1,000 could read "$1000", and a tiny negative could read "-$0". The labels now match the web app, for example "$1.6k" and "$2.4k", so every line on the chart reads a different, accurate amount.

Restored Suggestions Recognize Bills (KAN-3251)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

If you dismissed a suggested recurring bill, added that bill yourself, and later restored the suggestion, it came back as if the bill did not exist yet. Accepting it then created the same bill twice and counted it twice in Safe to Spend. A restored suggestion is now checked against your existing bills straight away, so it stays hidden when you already have the bill.

Accurate Days Apart On Duplicates (KAN-3254)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & Register

On a Possible Duplicates card, the "days apart" figure was worked out once, when the pair was first found. After you changed the date on either transaction, the card could say "4 days apart" for two transactions on the same day. The figure is now calculated from the dates you see every time the card is shown.

Mobile Deposit Duplicates Caught (KAN-3255)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & RegisterData Sync

Tovari looks for a transaction you entered by hand that later arrives from your bank, and offers to combine the two. When the bank's description held nothing but a reference number, such as a mobile deposit marked "XXXXX64398", Tovari treated that number as if it named someone and never offered the match. Those deposits now appear in Possible Duplicates so you can combine them, and nothing is ever combined without your OK.

Reports Work With Line Breaks (KAN-3256)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidSettings

Reporting a problem could fail every time you tried if its summary had a line break in it. That happened most often when reporting straight from a help-chat question you had typed over two lines. The report now goes through, with the summary put on one line.

Report Emails Keep Paragraphs (KAN-3257)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidNotifications & E-Mail

The email confirming we received your report, and the one telling you it was fixed, ran every paragraph of your description together into one block. They now keep your paragraphs as you wrote them.

Help Chat Retries Return Answer (KAN-3258)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidSettings

If your connection dropped just as the help chat answered, trying again could tell you that you had asked too many questions, even though your answer was already ready. Retrying now brings back the answer you already asked for.

Long Help Answers Keep Chat Going (KAN-3259)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidSettings

After the help chat gave one very long answer, every later question in that conversation failed with an error until you started a new chat. Long answers no longer block the conversation, and you can keep asking follow-up questions.

Cancel the Subscription You Started (KAN-3269)

🌐 WebBilling & Subscriptions

If you started your household's subscription on the web, you can now cancel or resume it yourself in Settings → Billing — before, only the household admin could. The emails about it, like trial reminders, receipts and payment problems, now come to you, since it's your card.

Honest Trial Reminders (KAN-3270)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsNotifications & E-Mail

If you start a free trial on the web without adding a card, the reminder before it ends no longer claims we'll charge "the card on file". It now tells you plainly to add a card if you want to keep going, and that otherwise your subscription simply ends and you won't be charged.

Fewer False Transfer Links (KAN-3287)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & RegisterData Sync

Tovari links a withdrawal and a deposit into a transfer between your own accounts when the bank's description names the other account. It used to count a name even when it only appeared inside another word, so an account called "Car Fund" could be linked to a "DISCOVER CARD" payment, and "Fund" could match a "REFUND". Those false links hid a real expense and a real deposit from your spending and income. Now an account or bank name only counts when it appears as a whole word.

Safe To Spend Capped At 100% (KAN-3289)

🌐 WebReports & Insights

On the Safe to Spend report, an account's Clear to Spend could show as more than 100% of its balance, such as 120%, when income was due before your bills. It now tops out at 100%, the same as the dashboard. The dollar amount shown beside it is unchanged.

No-Target Categories Show A Dash (KAN-3290)

📱 iOS & AndroidBudgeting

In the mobile app, a budget category with spending but no target showed "0% used", as if nothing had been spent. It now shows a dash, the same as on the web.

Bill End Date Checked (KAN-3291)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

You could save a recurring bill whose end date came before its first payment. Such a bill never showed up in your forecasts or Safe to Spend. The bill editor now tells you "End date must be on or after the start date" and won't save until you fix it. Ending on the same day as the first payment is still fine.

Top Payees Ranked By Spending (KAN-3292)

🌐 WebReports & InsightsPayees

On the Spending by Payee report, the Top 10 Payees chart could include a payee that gave you money back, such as a large refund, because it ranked payees by size rather than by spending. The chart now ranks payees by what you spent, the same order as the table below it.

Cash Flow Previews Stay on the Right Payment (KAN-3294)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

Hop quickly from one payment to the next on Cash Flow and our balance preview could flash a result built from the date you'd just been looking at on the previous payment. It's fixed now. Each preview waits for the payment you're actually on and stays blank until it has numbers of its own.

Sign-Up Stays on Track (KAN-3298)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsAccount & Security

When you were partway through signing up on the web, going back a page (or opening another page) could drop you on the dashboard. That skipped the steps to add your accounts and set up your budget until you signed in again. Now Tovari keeps you in sign-up until it's finished, so going back or choosing your plan returns you to the step you were on. Once you finish setting up, you go to your dashboard as usual.

Links Now Survive Google and Apple Sign-In (KAN-3299)

🌐 WebAccount & Security

If you opened a link into Tovari while signed out and then signed in with Google or Apple, you ended up on the dashboard instead of the page the link was for. Sorry for the detour — now you land right where the link pointed, just like signing in with your email and password.

No More Ghost Circle on Your Chart (KAN-3302)

🍎 iOSBills & Reoccuring

On iPhone, the cash flow chart on your Bills screen could leave a little circle stuck on it with no finger anywhere near the screen, if the chart closed or switched views while you were sliding across it. That was our glitch, and the circle now clears itself the moment the chart goes away.

Dates Show Your Local Day (KAN-3304)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & RegisterData SyncSettings

Some dates showed one day off if you live west of UTC, as everyone in the US does. A policy effective January 1 showed as December 31. Something found in Review late in the evening said "Detected" with tomorrow's date. The bank feed's "No new transactions since" line and the mobile investment value history could also name the wrong day. These dates now show your own local day, and the policy date uses the same format as the rest of the app, such as "Jan 1, 2026".

Tax Labels Now Come With Investments (KAN-3314)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccounts & Balances

Accounts was showing tax details, like the little Taxable and Roth labels, the Investment accounts table, and the "Traditional or Roth IRA?" question, even to households that don't have Investments. Those now appear only when you have Investments. Everyone else gets a tidier Accounts screen, with balances and values exactly as before.

Moved Cash Flow Items Keep Their Notes (KAN-3315)

🌐 WebBills & Reoccuring

On the web app, moving a one-time item in Cash Flow to a new date was quietly wiping out the note you had written on it. That was our slip, and it's fixed: the note now travels with the item to its new date.

Purchases No Longer Mistaken for Transfers (KAN-3320)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidData SyncFile ImportCategorization & AI

Some everyday purchases were being mistaken for transfers between your own accounts. When a bank description had certain short banking abbreviations hidden inside an ordinary word, as in "Punta Cana Beach Transfer" or "Wire Transfer Craig Smith", the charge was filed as a transfer and quietly dropped out of your spending totals. These charges are now counted as spending, and genuine transfers between your accounts are still recognized as before. This applies to transactions categorized from now on.

Income vs Expense Highlights Your Current Month (KAN-3321)

🌐 WebReports & Insights

Around the turn of the month, the Income vs Expense report could highlight the wrong month as the current one, or no month at all, because it used the server's clock instead of yours. In the evening on the last day of a month, a user in the US could see no current month highlighted. A user in Asia or Australia, early on the first, could see the month that had just ended highlighted. The report now highlights the month it actually is where you are, as Net Worth and Cash Flow already do.

Spending by Month Highlights the Right Month (KAN-3327)

🌐 Web🍎 iOS🤖 AndroidReports & Insights

On the last and first day of the month, Spending by Month could highlight the wrong month as the current one, because it went by our clock instead of yours. That's fixed: the highlighted month now follows your own calendar. Your spending numbers weren't affected.

A Clearer Try-Again When We’re Busy (KAN-3328)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & Security

Accepting our updated terms while our systems were briefly busy could show a vague error that made it sound like something had gone badly wrong. It hadn't: nothing was saved halfway, you just needed to try again, but the message never said so. Now it tells you plainly to give it a moment and try again.

Second Identical Charge No Longer Skipped on Import (KAN-3332)

🌐 WebTransactions & RegisterFile Import

If you bought the same thing twice on the same day, say two coffees, and your account already held one of them from an earlier import, importing a statement with both could skip the second as "Already Imported" and it never reached your register. The import was only checking whether it had seen that charge before, not how many times. It now keeps count, so the second charge imports, still marked "Possible duplicate in file" so you can skip it if your bank listed it twice. Importing the same statement again still skips everything you already have.

Pending Bill Payments No Longer Shown as Overdue (KAN-3335)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

In the mobile app, a bill whose payment is already pending at your bank was listed under "Overdue" once its due date passed, even though its own row said "Payment pending". It now appears under "Due this week", the same way the web app already shows it, because the money has left and is just waiting to post. Bills that are genuinely late still appear under "Overdue".

Spending by Payee Ties Sort Alphabetically on Mobile (KAN-3336)

📱 iOS & AndroidReports & Insights

In the mobile app's Spending by Payee report, payees with the same number of transactions or the same total could appear in a different order than on the web, and could shift between visits. Ties now break alphabetically by payee name, in either sort direction, matching the web app.

Editing a Reconciled Transaction Keeps It Reconciled (KAN-3343)

📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & Register

In the mobile app, saving any change to a reconciled transaction, even just a note, quietly marked it as no longer reconciled, and saving a pending bank transaction marked it uncleared. The app was sending a status change you never made. It now sends a status only when you actually change it, so your reconciled transactions stay reconciled.

Adding a Transaction Asks for a Payee First (KAN-3344)

📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & Register

In the mobile app, adding a transaction without a payee let you tap Save, then failed every time with "We couldn't save that transaction". The app now tells you "A payee is required." before saving, the same as the web app. Transactions that already have no payee can still be edited.

Recurring Schedules Ask for a Payee First (KAN-3345)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

In the mobile app, setting up a recurring schedule without a payee let you finish every step, then failed with "We couldn't save that schedule". The schedule step now says "A payee is required." and waits until you add one, so the schedule saves the first time.

Cleared Marks Now Match Reality (KAN-3346)

📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & Register

In the mobile app, if you marked two transactions cleared or uncleared back to back and both changes failed to save, the register could keep showing a status that never actually stuck, and it wouldn't correct itself. That was our slip. Now a failed change undoes only its own transaction, and the register checks back in with your real data so what you see is what's true.

Undo Delete Now Works on Mobile (KAN-3347)

📱 iOS & AndroidTransactions & Register

On the mobile app, tapping Undo after deleting a transaction that had no payee showed "We couldn't undo that delete" every single time. That was our mistake, and Undo now puts those transactions back, description and all.

Fewer Transactions Left Uncategorized (KAN-3348)

🌐 Web🍎 iOS🤖 AndroidCategorization & AI

Some of your purchases were left sitting in Uncategorized even when the app had a decent guess, because it only took a careful second look at a handful of them at a time. It now double-checks far more of them, so more of your transactions land in the right category on their own.

Improvements

Safer Household Invitations (KAN-3109)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & SecurityHousehold Management

Household invitations now go straight to the invited person's inbox instead of handing you a link to pass along, so only the real owner of that email address can join your household. If an invite hasn't turned up, just cancel it and send a fresh one. We also tightened sign-in and password reset for invited accounts, so someone else can't slip into your household using your email address.

Clearer Privacy Policy and Terms (KAN-3113)

🌐 Web🍎 iOSBilling & SubscriptionsAccount & Security

We rewrote our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use and Cookie Policy so they say exactly what Tovari does with your information — every company that helps us run it, how long we keep your data, and how to download or delete it. We still never sell your data, show ads or track you, and now our emails are tracker-free too. You'll be asked to review and accept the updated policies the next time you sign in, and the new Terms include an arbitration agreement you can opt out of within 30 days.

Import Years of History at Once (KAN-3114)

🌐 WebFile Import

You can now import years of bank history in one go, up to 10,000 transactions per file. Until now, any file with more than about 2,250 transactions failed to import, and a few years of checking history easily gets there (sorry about that). Those big files now come in just fine.

A Heads-Up Before Yearly Renewal (KAN-3271)

🌐 WebBilling & SubscriptionsNotifications & E-Mail

If you pay for Tovari yearly on the web, we'll now email you about 30 days before your subscription renews, with the date, the price and how to cancel if you'd rather not continue. No more surprise annual charges.

Say No to New Terms, Keep Your Data (KAN-3272)

🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & Security

Not keen on an update to our terms or privacy policy? You can now download your data or delete your account right from the screen you see after saying no — no email to support required. Turning down new terms should never cost you your own records.

One Less Line Before You Subscribe (KAN-3301)

🌐 WebBilling & Subscriptions

Picking a plan on the web is a little tidier now: we removed the extra "By subscribing you agree…" line under the payment button. You already agreed to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy before you got there, so there's no need to say it twice.

Hear Your Lowest Balance, Swipe Anywhere (KAN-3303)

📱 iOS & AndroidBills & Reoccuring

If you use VoiceOver, the Cash Flow chart now tells you your lowest projected balance even when it's tucked away, instead of just saying "Expand chart." Swiping up or down anywhere on the chart card, title and tucked-away view included, now scrolls your bills instead of doing nothing.