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Version history

Every release, newest first, in plain words. Cashington isn't out yet: the notes for the first public version will go at the top of this page on the day it's released.

Coming soon to the Microsoft Store for Windows, and as a signed download for Mac. Join the waitlist to hear once, when it's ready.

Coming in the first release: optional bank connections, through your own SimpleFIN or Plaid account and never through Cashington. Statement import keeps working without one. See how it works.

Preview builds

The private preview builds, in short. None of them was a public release; they're here so you can see how the app got to where it is.

  1. 0.2.8 13 October 2026

    Save any main page as a PDF: Home, Cash Flow, Insights, Net Worth or Reports, from the Save as PDF button or File > Save as PDF (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P). You pick the folder and the name. The file is laid out for paper, always in the light theme, with the page name, the month or range and page numbers at the foot. Nothing is uploaded. Insights opens with two rings: where the money came from and where it went, with the totals in the middle. Below the Money map, where the money comes from, your recurring bills and your spending lines each sit in their own box, with the average month, the biggest month and a ring of the top five. On Cash Flow, the four boxes form a two by two that always lines up, whatever sort you pick, and the Paying account sort opens with each account folded.

  2. 0.2.6 and 0.2.7 11 October 2026

    Insights shows your recurring bills in their own box, "Where the money goes: Recurring bills", right below where the money comes from and ahead of Spending lines. On the Money map, click Rent, a salary or any other income band to see the lines and deposits inside it. A paycheck paid before the weekend marks the payday it was paid for, an account you add later is no longer asked for statements in months before it existed, a generated report follows the ledger when you delete or split a row, a keyboard can reorder a list past the top five, and the recovery screen can restore from a file or start over empty. On the Mac, the app keeps its keys out of the process environment, closes cleanly after a crash, and answers the usual Hide, Minimize and Close shortcuts.

  3. 0.2.5 10 October 2026

    A clearer Cash Flow. Recurring bills sort by Largest first, Your order or Paying account, and a group keeps its paid and unpaid bills together. "Cash after bills and cards" is back: tick the checking and savings accounts you plan with, say which account pays each card, and see what each has left. A new logo and one friendlier typeface everywhere. From the last full review: a bank row you delete no longer hides later identical purchases, a statement you upload again no longer doubles rows a bank connection brought in, undoing a statement import keeps the bank rows it was attached to, a corrected amount or date from the bank reaches its income entry or bill payment, a card balance you type counts as money owed, and dozens of smaller fixes to dates, rounding, wording and screens.

  4. 0.2.4 3 October 2026

    Cash Flow follows your order: income lines re-sort as you reorder them, recurring bills sit in their groups, and bank accounts and cards can be dragged into the order you want. Money in and Money out use the same order. A payment app's balance check waits until the month has ended, so it no longer flags a month that is still open.

  5. 0.2.3 3 October 2026

    Drag to reorder on Cash Flow: every card (Income lines, Recurring bills, Spending lines) has a "Your order" sort with grips. A statement imported over rows a bank connection already brought in is matched, never doubled, and keeps your lines, notes and splits. Pickers show a line group as an indented heading under its kind. A full review before the public release: startup no longer stops when a backup cannot be written, a backup from a newer Cashington is refused with a clear message, Reset month keeps later balances right, and some sixty smaller fixes to words, dates and screens.

  6. 0.2.1 and 0.2.2 30 September 2026

    A new menu: Home, then This month (Import, Cash Flow, Insights, Reports, Net Worth) and Set up (Money in, Money out, Accounts, Bank connections). Money in and Money out get their own pages, with groups of lines and the account each income line is deposited to. Add a rule, or a new line, right from a transaction. Accounts you only track the value of, such as an investment or a loan, and a Cash account. About has the guides, what's new and a sample household to explore.

  7. 0.2.0 30 September 2026

    Bank connections, optional: connect your banks through your own SimpleFIN account, or your own Plaid keys, and new rows arrive on their own. Cashington never sees your bank login. Statement import keeps working beside it.

  8. 0.1.11 to 0.1.13 29 September 2026

    Cashington on the Mac, for Apple Silicon: signed with an Apple Developer ID and checked by Apple, so it opens without a warning. On the Mac the title bar follows the app's light or dark theme. The app now says “this computer” everywhere, and dates such as a report's Generated date follow your computer's own calendar.

  9. 0.1.10 29 September 2026

    Income lines paid monthly, twice a month, every two weeks or weekly, with the amount per payment, so months with three paydays expect all three. The Income and Bill Calendar on Home. Click any row, anywhere, to open it in the transaction drawer, and click any figure in Insights to see the rows behind it.

  10. 0.1.9 28 September 2026

    A left rail you can collapse. Rows with no line stay editable while you file them. Income from older history can be combined with a current income line in Insights.

  11. 0.1.8 28 September 2026

    Home side panels: click a spending line to see its rows for the range, and each account shows what came in and went out over it. Insights shows where the money comes from and group spending. Drag to reorder Net Worth.

  12. 0.1.7 28 September 2026

    Insights and the Money map, from every paycheck to every bill and spending line. Home switches between This month, Year to date and a custom range, with a calendar of bills. Net Worth history starts where your data starts, and accounts can have short names.

  13. 0.1.6 28 September 2026

    Calmer summary boxes with the top five, easier-to-read numbers, deleting a line (or moving its rows first if it's in use), and Net Worth groups, so a home and its loans sit together.

  14. 0.1.5 28 September 2026

    The new look. Home as the month at a glance, Cash Flow as a T-account with money in on the left and money out on the right, Settings grouped into Money in and Money out, search by amount, and the Danger zone for erasing everything.

  15. 0.1.4 27 September 2026

    Payment app accounts for Venmo, Cash App, PayPal and Apple Cash, with the money paid through them traced to the bank or card that funded it.

  16. 0.1.3 27 September 2026

    Import from another computer: compare the two ledgers side by side, then merge them record by record or replace this one, with a verified safety backup first.

  17. 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 25 September 2026

    Fixes from a careful review of the whole app. A balance you type into Net Worth counts from the day you entered it.

  18. 0.1.0 23 September 2026

    The first private preview under the Cashington name: import CSV statements from your bank or card, file every row with rules, check the balances and close the month, then Cash Flow, Reports and Net Worth, with verified backups. No account, and nothing sent anywhere.

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Last updated October 2026