What's New

Restore points, AI help with bank statement imports, replaced cards that keep their history, and no more double-counted transfers.

• 🛟 Restore points — A copy of your data is saved automatically before you disconnect a bank, and after a sync or import adds transactions. Settings → Restore points adds back anything that's missing, without touching what you have now.
• 🔌 Clearer disconnect warning — It now says that reconnecting only brings back about the last 90 days, and that a restore point is saved first.

• ✨ AI categorization on import — Rows your rules don't recognise can be categorized by AI before you import. Only offered when AI features are on.
• 🔎 Filter the review list — New No category and AI unsure filters show just the rows that still need a decision.
• 🧩 Fill in what's missing — Re-importing an earlier statement can categorize transactions you already have that are missing one, without importing anything twice.
• 🗂️ The right category choices — Each row offers only categories that fit money in or money out, in alphabetical order.
• 🏦 Asks before skipping the account — Import checks with you before filing a statement under no account.
• 🧾 Cheques get a title — A cheque row is named by its number instead of being left blank.

• 💳 Replaced cards keep their history — When your bank issues a new card number, the old card shows under Accounts → Closed accounts. Merge it into the new card so its history continues there — and undo it if you need to.
• 🔁 Moving money isn't spending — A transfer between two of your linked accounts is no longer counted twice. Savings contributions still count.
• ❔ Unknown balances say so — An account whose balance hasn't arrived shows “Unavailable” instead of $0.

• 🔂 No more duplicates — Syncing no longer adds a second copy of transactions you imported from a statement, and copies it already made are cleaned up — after a restore point is saved.
• 🧠 Blank titles teach nothing — A transaction with no title can no longer create a merchant rule that files every other untitled one the same way.

wunderBudget is now on Google Play — the same app, built for Android.

• 📲 Get it on Google Play — Real bank sync through Plaid, AI categorization, budgets, savings goals, the full Reports suite and Ask Chip, all present from day one.
• 🔓 Disconnect a bank whenever you want — Open Accounts, tap ⋮ beside the connection and choose Disconnect. Access is revoked straight away, and the transactions it brought in are removed from your device — the confirmation tells you how many first.
• 🔑 One account, either phone — Sign in with the account you already have. Your bank connections and transactions come with you.

• 📵 Budgets stay on the device that made them — Budgets, savings goals and Chip conversations are stored on your phone, not in your account, so they do not appear on your other device. Transactions and bank connections do.

• 🔒 App lock — Unlock with your fingerprint or face. While it is on, Android keeps wunderBudget out of the recent-apps preview and blocks screenshots.
• 🔔 A daily nudge, not a stream — One notification at most per day, and only when a sync actually finds something.
• 🎁 7-day free trial — New subscribers get a week free through Google Play. Cancel any time before it ends and you are not charged.