Changelog

• Budgets: with "carry unspent budget" on, future months no longer show an ever-growing budget — and next month reflects an overspend you already made
• New: set your budgets aside in the Planner and on the home overview to see what is truly spare
• A slow or bank-transfer payment now unlocks Premium by itself once it clears
• Fixed: dashboard cards no longer stretch when you reorder them

• Fixed: tapping a plan on the upgrade screen did nothing at all if you were not signed in. You now go straight to checkout.
• Reports now include the month in progress — "July so far" — instead of making you wait for the month to end.
• Premium is easier to find, and the free-trial offer no longer disappears when the store is slow to answer.
• Purchases waiting for approval no longer leave the screen spinning.
• The loans screen now says what Premium actually adds, and the restore-limit warning is translated instead of English-only.

• The bottom menu bar no longer sits too close to your phone's own system buttons on Android 15 and later.
• Small fixes and polish.

• Safe to Spend now reflects your real money, not only your budgets. It drops when unplanned costs eat into your cash, and flags it when you go over your income.
• New "Remaining budget" line in the monthly overview, so you can see what is genuinely left for the unexpected.
• The Budgets screen now warns you if your budgets add up to more than you earn.
• Fixed: money taken out of a savings goal now counts correctly in your monthly totals, the twelve-month projection and the planner.

• Your month can now start on your payday. Pick any start day from 1 to 28 during setup or in Settings, and every budget, report and planner screen follows it — so budgets no longer reset mid-month when you are paid on the 25th.
• Loans now show the total left to pay, interest included.
• Quicker setup: choose how often you are paid, and your currency is pre-selected for your region.
• A one-minute video tour of what Premium does.
• Tester-reported polish: date fields and save buttons behave the way you would expect.

• A one-time free-trial card for people who have been using the free version for a while, so the trial is offered once rather than nagged about.
• Nothing else changed in the app. The rest of that week went into store listings and screenshots.

• Reminders now arrive at a sensible fixed time for each type, so there are no time pickers to fiddle with.
• The back button steps back through setup instead of closing the app.
• Setup ends with a clear, skippable step explaining the free trial.
• The app only asks for a Play Store review after something has actually gone well, never on launch.

• Removed the Facebook SDK that a sign-in library had been quietly pulling into the build. CroSum ships with no analytics SDK, no advertising library and no crash-reporting service, and this closed the one gap in that.
• Fixed a dialog that could leave the page unable to scroll after you closed it.
• Readable dropdown menus in dark mode, and a tidier layout on wider screens.

• Purchase problems are now explained in plain language instead of failing quietly.
• Dropped an unnecessary consent checkbox from the upgrade screen; the disclosure it was attached to stayed.
• Fixed a duplicate streak line on the dashboard on milestone days.

• Safe to Spend arrives: what you can still spend this week, on the dashboard and as a second home-screen widget.
• Your week at a glance — a short weekly summary, a forgiving logging streak, and one real win each time you open the app.
• Reminders now nudge rather than nag.
• Premium simplified to two plans, monthly or yearly, both with a 14-day free trial.

• Quick-add: the Add Expense screen shows what you buy often, so a repeat purchase takes one tap.
• "Make it recurring?" — CroSum spots a monthly pattern, like a subscription, and offers to set it up for you.
• Budget rollover: going over follows you into next month, while spending less simply means you saved. Carrying unspent budget forward is an option if you prefer the classic envelope.
• Manual backup and restore are now free for everyone.
• Signing in as a returning user offers to restore your data instead of forcing you through setup again.
• Old one-off transactions and paid-off loans now tidy themselves into the archive on their own.

Version 1.4.4 held the same feature batch but was never uploaded, so 1.4.5 is where it reached people.

• Loan payment dates now stay on the day you chose in shorter months, so a loan starting on the 29th, 30th or 31st no longer drifts.
• Revising only a loan's monthly payment can no longer freeze the rest of its schedule.
• Backup to your own Google Drive is safer across two devices: simultaneous changes no longer overwrite each other, damaged downloads are rejected, and deleting your Drive backup now applies everywhere rather than being undone by the other phone.

Version 1.4.2 carried these fixes but shipped with its sign-in configuration missing, so it was pulled and rebuilt as 1.4.3 the same week.

• Setup fix: fixed costs like rent are no longer added as budgets. They stay as recurring expenses, and your budgets stay focused on flexible, day-to-day spending.

• New quick setup: add your income and fixed costs in under a minute and your budgets and monthly overview are ready on day one. Every step is skippable.
• Reports: free users now see a preview with a real spending-pace insight for the current month, instead of a locked screen.
• A one-week check-in notification showing how the month is pacing.
• Small touches: a hint on the add button, and a widget tip after your first entry.
• Fixed: choosing day 31 for a recurring item in a 30-day month now lands on the 31st in the months that have one.

• Reminder notifications now show the CroSum mark in your status bar instead of a generic icon. That was the whole release.

• Reminders arrive, and they run entirely on your device: a gentle nudge to log your spending, a heads-up before bills and loan payments are due, a recap when the month turns, and a small celebration when you reach a savings milestone.
• Switch them on, and pick exactly which ones, in Settings → Reminders. Choose which bills remind you from the Expenses screen.
• All of it is optional, and none of it needs a server.

• Lithuanian added. The app follows your phone's language automatically, or you can pick one in Settings.
• Fixed: the home-screen widget now follows your chosen language too, instead of staying in English.

• A home-screen widget: your budget progress at a glance, and one tap to add an expense without opening the app.
• Fixed: amounts written with a comma, like 50,95, are now accepted everywhere and not just with a full stop.
• Small visual polish.

• The redesign: every screen, card and dialog rebuilt on one consistent visual system.
• An accessibility and consistency pass alongside it — contrast, tap targets and labels.

Versions 1.3.0 and 1.3.1 were the closed-testing rounds of this redesign; 1.3.4 is the one that went to everyone.

• A free trial of Premium — 7 days on the monthly plan at the time. It is now 14 days on both plans.
• People using CroSum without an account can now reset all their data from Settings.
• Fixed: signing back into your account no longer re-runs first-time setup.
• Your currency, language and theme now survive deleting a different account on the same phone.

• Fixed, properly this time: PDF report downloads could get stuck loading. They generate reliably again.

• The cloud sync screen is now fully translated in every supported language, rather than English only.
• A first attempt at the stuck-PDF fix. It did not work; 1.2.4 the same day was the one that did.

• CroSum now opens in your device's language from the very first screen.
• The logo inside the app now matches the app icon exactly.

• Clearer "Log in" options in the menu and in Settings for people using CroSum without an account, in place of a red logout button that made no sense for them.

• You can now use CroSum without an account. Open the app and start tracking straight away; no sign-up screen.
• Signing in later is only needed to subscribe or to sync, and everything you already added comes with you automatically.
• Either way your data stays on your device.

• An in-app prompt to leave a Play Store review, shown once and easy to dismiss.

• The first public release on Google Play. Income and expenses with categories, budgets, proper loan amortisation, and savings goals.
• No bank logins, no ads, no tracking. Everything on the device.
• Premium unlocked the twelve-month planner, recommendations, monthly PDF reports and sync to your own Google Drive.

Everything before this was closed testing — roughly two dozen builds between the first working version and this one, none of them public.