Tally 1.4.0

Added

• A loan payment can carry a fee, such as a sending or cash-out charge: "Add a fee" on the payment card. Like a
  transfer's fee, it comes off the account, shows with the payment in History and is never counted as spending.
• Paid more than you owed? The extra can now also be booked as income (they paid you more: the income form opens, so
  you pick its category) or as that payment's fee (you paid them more), besides a new loan the other way.
• Restore can be undone. Before auto backup first writes into a folder that already holds a Tally backup (or one that
  can't be read), it asks whether to restore it or replace it, instead of writing over it.
• CSV export: a transfer's received currency and a loan's person, as new last columns; a loan payment's fee is
  "loan-fee".

Changed

• Buttons, chips and list rows are at least 48px to tap, and calendar days 48px tall where the screen has room; account
  chips, segmented buttons and calendar days are a little taller.
• On a phone held sideways, the date and period pickers show the calendar beside the rest, so a whole month fits with
  days as tall as the screen allows.
• On a short screen (a 16:9 phone, split screen), the calendar's days give up a little height so a whole month and the
  buttons still fit; a picker still too tall for the screen scrolls with a swipe on its calendar.

Fixed

• Saved data:
  • An entry saved just before Tally was swiped away from recent apps is no longer lost. Android's web view writes its
    storage a few seconds late, so Tally now also keeps its own copy of every save, written at once, and opens with
    whichever is newer.
  • If one of those copies can't be read, the other one opens; the unreadable one is kept aside (once) to save as a
    file, and goes once it is saved.
  • A save that fails (phone storage full) now says so, with a button to save a backup file.
  • Amounts Tally works out itself past a trillion (a balance fix in some currencies) are no longer dropped on the next
    start, and amounts up to 9 trillion can be typed.
  • Delete all data stops when its backup wasn't saved.
  • Restore says how many accounts and entries it will really bring back (counting what it leaves out), and warns
    about a backup from a newer Tally. A backup file that can't be read no longer blocks Restore: the file picker
    opens. Restore, then Undo, leaves auto backup as it was.
  • Data that couldn't be read at start-up stays offered in Settings until it is saved as a file or deleted, and no
    longer switches auto backup off.
  • Odd backups load the same every time (repeated ids, impossible years, nameless types); deleting an asset can be
    undone.
  • CSV opens in Excel with names in any script, amounts are rounded, and the formula guard also works after spaces.
• Amounts:
  • Text a keyboard inserts in one go (a clipboard suggestion, voice) reads like a paste. Pasted "1,234.567" and
    "0,250" keep their decimals, a currency sign around a pasted amount is dropped, and Arabic and full-width commas
    and Myanmar, Khmer and full-width digits work.
  • Money rounds as shown (1.005 → 1.01, negatives away from zero), and a balance fix that differs only below the
    currency's decimals already matches.
  • Chart labels use the phone's short form (1.5K); every sign sits where the phone's language puts it (after the €
    in Dutch, beside the number in Arabic) and stays on its amount's line; the ring's currency switch stays when the
    donut shows no stats; empty amount fields show a plain "0".
• Loans:
  • Enter in Edit payment no longer records a new payment on the loan underneath.
  • A loan whose leftover is below the currency's smallest coin is cleared, and paying the amount shown clears it
    (no "$0.00 more", no "Partly paid · $0.00 left").
  • Editing a payment's account or day moves its fee with it. The Lend / Borrow form's currency follows the account
    picked. With no account left in a loan's currency, the loan says so and offers only writing it off.
  • No payment can end up before the loan began; the merge hint says what will be owed; a name typed out in full adds
    to that person's open tab; notes on added amounts show; a written-off lending shows what was let go; clearing by
    drag names the account it uses.
  • A new due date moves every amount due by then. +1 day or +1 week on a reminder counts from the day it was tapped,
    and an Undo can't take it back.
• Dates:
  • Dates use the Gregorian calendar on phones set to another one (Persian, Hijri, Buddhist…), keeping the phone's
    other choices such as Latin digits.
  • At midnight with the app open, Home, History, an open form and an open date picker move to the new day.
  • Due reminders show dates in the phone's own order; an entry dated ahead (after crossing time zones) counts on the
    day it was written for the evening reminder; a one-day range of yesterday says Yesterday, and so does the last
    backup's time.
• Screens:
  • Undo no longer sits over a sheet opened after a change, where a tap meant for the sheet could undo it; Undo closes
    open sheets first; an entry deleted meanwhile no longer opens as an empty form; Enter in the icon search only
    searches.
  • With every account archived, Home says so and offers to show them.
  • Long names stay readable in the balance check, Settings and account chips at narrow widths and large text, and
    names in right-to-left scripts keep their direction.
  • Large balances show whole at large text sizes: one too long for its line moves under its label, account chips
    widen to fit it, and a total or amount that still doesn't fit is set a little smaller.
  • A long name wraps in a sheet's title and in dialogs instead of pushing the close button off, and ends in "…" in
    chips with their ✓ kept; "First day of week" uses short day names where the long ones don't fit.
  • A two-finger pinch on the summary chart no longer moves it to another week or month.
  • A fee saved with its transfer's own time lists just above it.
• Android:
  • With auto backup on but its folder out of reach (a new phone, a reinstall), Settings says so and asks for the
    folder again. Folder problems are said instead of looking like a cancel, "Couldn't back up" goes once a backup
    succeeds, and Back up now says when there is nothing ready to save.
  • Back up now and Restore from the backup folder no longer freeze the screen while a slow folder (a cloud drive)
    answers, saves go on during a backup, and two backups in a row never mix up their answers; Restore refuses a file
    that isn't a backup before handing it to the screen, so a large wrong file can't freeze the app.
  • Two exports started at once each save their own file; an export left waiting is deleted after a day.
  • The widget fits its text at large text sizes instead of cutting it off, and still resets at midnight on a day the
    clocks change at midnight.
  • If Tally's screen keeps stopping, it shows a message with Try again instead of restarting over and over (and a
    screen Android closed while Tally was out of sight simply reopens).
  • Answers from Android (backup, restore, saved files) reach the screen even after it was rebuilt; a malformed link
    from another app can't crash Tally.
  • The first-open permissions dialog survives a first launch from the widget; no reminder is set before the app has
    first opened; permission answers stay out of Android's own backup.

Accessibility

• Screen readers hear values: the donut's totals, ring percentages, the chosen date and currency and a dialog's text;
  chart bars say which one is selected.
• The focus stays on its control when the screen, a calendar or a chart redraws, and goes to its replacement after a
  sheet closes.
• Ring percentages redraw after a light or dark switch.
• The donut's currency switch is 48px tall to tap, and the keyboard's focus ring shows whole in lists and segmented
  buttons.

Install

Download Tally-v1.4.0.apk below on an Android 7.0+ phone and open it (allow installing from your browser or files app).
Coming from a test build? Back up first (Settings → Backup), uninstall it, install this, then restore.

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