What’s new

• A goal can name the account it’s held at.
• Check-ins follow that account, and you can send one somewhere else.
• Goals you already had can take on an account, and their earlier entries with it.
• Accounts are renamed and removed under Settings.
• Wrenn never connects to an account — the name is a label, nothing more.
• A check-in can be edited from a ⋯ on its row, rather than deleted and typed again.

• The totals are now a dial: one currency at a time, swiped through.
• Every currency on your board is summarised, not only the ones holding two goals of a kind.
• Pace says it’s coming, and keeps saying so until it arrives — not only before your first check-in.
• The amount on a goal card shows that it can be tapped.
• “Pace and timeline” opens by itself only on a goal with no check-ins yet.

Fixed

• Screens hold together at the largest text sizes — history rows, the ledger, the pace panel and the chart’s labels no longer overlap or clip.
• Icons beside text grow with it, rather than staying small next to a large line.
• Amounts in history no longer break across two lines mid-number.
• Changing a check-in’s date keeps the amount you’d entered instead of clearing it.
• Opening the note on a check-in puts the cursor in it.
• Shortened amounts on the dashboard carry another digit, so two close balances no longer read as the same number.
• VoiceOver finds one Dismiss during a check-in, not two.
• The debt ring in the totals stays legible in dark mode.

• “Pace and timeline” on a goal card: move a monthly figure and see when you’d arrive.
• Totals above your goals, folded away until you open them.
• A goal’s trend line carries on, faintly, to where it’s heading.
• Amounts group their digits as you type, in your device’s format.
• Pace now waits for four check-ins across a month before it appears.

Fixed

• The tip on a new goal no longer mentions a projection it can’t yet show.
• A goal chart’s side figures no longer sit under the box that names a check-in.
• Large amounts in that box are no longer cut off at bigger text sizes.
• A chart’s side figures round to fit, and say which currency they’re in.
• Check-in rows in History no longer sit on a lighter strip.

• Set the amount, how often, and which day — Wrenn records it from then on, no prompts.
• Missed cycles catch up next time you open the app, each on its own real date.
• Auto-recorded entries are marked in history, and edit or delete like anything you typed in.
• Pause, resume, or delete. Everything running lives in one list.
• Amounts hide under Privacy Mode; what’s scheduled and when stays readable.
• A payment stops itself once the goal is reached, and picks up again if you raise the target.

Also in this release

• A goal’s target date now shows on its card, beside the progress pill.
• Archive is offered on any goal, not only finished ones.
• Any check-in can be deleted, including the first and ones with notes.
• The full history sheet is now titled History.

Fixed

• Face ID lock now covers the whole app, not just the dashboard. If you use the lock, this is the reason to update.
• Amounts in euros read like every other currency — €12.4K, not 12,4 k €.
• A goal a month ahead of schedule says “1 month ahead”, not “1 months ahead”.

• The Privacy Mode button sits in the same place on every screen that shows an amount — one tap from wherever you are.
• Hidden amounts show progress as a percentage, not a row of dots — readable in public without showing your numbers.
• Privacy Mode holds between launches; amounts stay hidden until you decide otherwise.
• Delete all data from Settings, behind a typed confirmation.
• Around the edges: goal tiles that respond to touch, Settings from the empty state, a fast long history, and screens that hold their shape at the largest text sizes.

• Savings and debt payoff goals — a number, a name, and a date if you want one.
• A dashboard you arrange yourself, as a grid of goal tiles or a plain ledger.
• History, pace, and a projection that reads as an estimate rather than a target.
• Milestones acknowledged quietly, with no confetti.
• Privacy Mode, an optional Face ID lock, home-screen widgets, Spotlight, Handoff, and VoiceOver throughout.
• No account, no onboarding, no analytics. Your numbers stay on your device.