Changelog
Version 1.1 — with App Review
- Pip runs on Apple Watch. Cash is the spending that never prints a receipt — a stall, a parking meter. Turn the Digital Crown for the amount, tap a category, done: one hand, no keyboard. What you add reaches your iPhone even if Pip is closed there.
- A budget ring on your wrist, and the same figure in the Smart Stack. It shows a percentage rather than an amount by default, because a watch stays readable when your wrist is down and across a table.
- The Home Screen widget got the medium size it was missing, plus two Lock Screen sizes and a Control Centre button that opens the scanner.
- Manual entry stays unlimited and free, on every plan — a watch entry never costs an AI scan.
Version 1.0 — on the App Store
- Scan a receipt and it is read on your iPhone — the photo never leaves the device, and only redacted text is sent to be interpreted.
- Wallets, budgets and pace, item-level search, Trends over the last twelve months, and per-date currency conversion.
- Free forever: 30 AI scans a month, unlimited manual entry, and nothing you have already saved is ever locked.
17 July 2026 — Build 2, submitted for review
- Evidence review. A scan now opens as questions with the receipt as evidence — confirm or correct each doubt with one tap — instead of a form to audit.
- Budgets got a pace. The ledger shows your plan as a line and today as a dot; optional reminders fire once each at 50%, 80% and 100%.
- Saving feels like something. Points, levels and one (exactly one) confetti burst — all of it removable with the Motivation switch.
- Quota is a screen, not a dead end — it shows the reset date and the three ways forward, and manual entry always works.
- Money fields show real currency precision ("84.50", never "84.5").
16 July 2026 — Build 1 lessons
- Fixed a launch crash on devices with iCloud enabled.
- Session restore — the app no longer signs you out on relaunch.
- The app lock defaults to a 5-minute delay and no longer locks itself while asking you to unlock it.
Earlier — the foundations
On-device OCR and redaction, per-date ECB currency conversion, wallets, item-level search, and Pip himself — a receipt with a face. The walkthrough shows all of it running.