What's New in Cash Book: Every Release, Newest First

Every release, newest first. This page gets updated when something ships, not on a schedule.

Version 4.1.1 — 11 September 2026

The big one. Three new ways to log, and a Home screen rebuilt around a single number.

Voice is the headline. Tap the coral mic at the bottom of Home and say what you spent, one purchase or the whole day in one go, and the AI turns it into transactions with amount, merchant, tag and date, all editable before you move on. It works in any major language. It needs a connection, which we are not thrilled about either, but the parsing does not happen on the phone.

Snap is the same idea pointed at paper. Tap the coral camera circle and aim at a receipt, or pick a photo or screenshot you already have. Every line gets read.

Apple Pay auto-logging took the longest to build and contains the least code. Apple gives no app an API for card taps, so this runs on a Shortcuts automation you set up once from Settings → Automation. It needs iOS 17 or later and a card in Wallet. After that, every tap opens Cash Book and logs itself.

Home is new. One number, your spending for the period, over a curve, with period pills running from one week to all time and the transactions grouped by day underneath. The coral buttons are the AI paths. The black plus is the keypad.

Budgets now read as an allowance: a monthly or weekly figure under the Home hero that says what is left, or what you are over by. Per-tag budgets got thin progress bars. Red only when you are over, and never before.

Insights compare months properly at last. A month switcher, three stat tiles with the change against last month, where that change came from by tag, and six months of income against expense.

And the interface ships in 26 languages, Arabic through Vietnamese.

Earlier versions

Manual logging with tags, categories, budgets and accounts. CSV and Excel export. Face ID lock. iCloud sync. All still there, underneath the new ways to log. Nothing got removed to make room, which is the part changelogs never bother to mention.

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