Release history
What shipped, and when. The version you're running is shown in the app's footer.
Version 4 — in certification
The paid Windows edition, $49.99 once through the Microsoft Store. Not yet released; this page will carry its release notes when it is.
- Guided setup. Pick your profession and answer three plain questions; your books start pre-loaded with the deduction categories that line of work claims, each mapped to a real Schedule C line.
- 8 profession packs — driver, delivery, freelance, creator, cleaner, handyman, tutor, pet sitter — with their own merchant rules and plain-English primers.
- Platform payouts. Record the gross and the platform's cut separately, so fees that never touch your bank statement still reach your books.
- Set-aside estimates on Reports and Tax readiness, with the quarterly due dates.
- Verified Schedule C output against a hand-calculated 2025 oracle, with an explicit supported-scope contract for inventory and depreciation.
- Append-only period close. Closing a year snapshots its totals, tax lines, rule-set version and an input digest; reopening preserves the original rather than overwriting it.
- Full-data backup v1 — database plus every receipt, with integrity hashes and an interruption-safe restore.
- Accessibility work throughout: keyboard-only operation, forced-colors support, and layouts that hold up at 400% zoom and 320px wide.
v3.4.2 — free legacy edition (macOS)
The last free release, and now frozen: it receives no further updates. It covers the core loop — import statements, review and categorize, mileage and home-office helpers, reports, period close, backup and restore.
v3.0.0 — the first complete release
Closed the original twenty-sprint plan: column-aware PDF parsing, receipt attachments, deduction helpers, learned merchant rules, recurring-charge detection, transaction splitting, cash-flow and top-vendor reporting, period close, restore-from-backup, and an accessibility and responsive pass.
Full commit-level history lives with the releases.