v1.0.4

BreakTwenty 1.0.4

Changes

• RBC flow adapted to new official RBC page redirect.
• Interactive Brokers Flex sync now downloads each report from the endpoint IBKR assigns, preventing false report-generation delays.
• Diagnostic runs and provider evidence now use bounded storage names while preserving complete sync metadata, so every generated attempt remains listable and exportable regardless of result-name length.
• Saved Interactive Brokers scraper credentials now reliably prefill the secure login form during manual resync.
• Managed provider sign-in windows on Linux now open properly while the bank page loads.
• Updated bundled application and networking runtimes with upstream security fixes.

v1.0.3

BreakTwenty 1.0.3

Changes

• Slow IBKR Flex reports now keep existing data and show an amber Sync delayed status instead of a connection failure.
• Autosync and Sync All recover from more brief DNS, VPN, and network-interface interruptions while preserving completed data and reporting failures when recovery is exhausted.
• Linux startup now recognizes the secure credential provider actually used by Electron, preventing false plaintext-storage failures when Secret Service or KWallet is available.
• Desktop startup now recovers from brief operating-system credential-store interruptions without weakening encrypted database protection.
• Moomoo request-validation failures now report as sync errors instead of incorrectly asking you to reconnect, while expired or insufficient authorization still uses the reconnect path.

v1.0.2

BreakTwenty 1.0.2

Changes

• Scotiabank secure login now retains short-lived credentials more reliably across platforms, with an additional Windows request-bound capture guard for the previously failing add flow.
• Packaged apps now preserve the six-hour autosync cooldown, chart colors, zoom level, market/news fallbacks, and other interface preferences across restarts without retaining local API responses in Chromium's disk cache.
• Closing the app during sync now resumes only unfinished provider work on the next launch, and the sidebar sync badge no longer counts providers that already finished.
• Application diagnostic ZIP names now use the saved app timezone and daylight/standard abbreviation, matching provider diagnostic archives.
• Restart-recovery diagnostics now label successful resumptions as recovery information instead of errors.
• Closing the last window on macOS now fully shuts down the app, so reopening starts cleanly without hanging on the loading screen.

v1.0.1

BreakTwenty 1.0.1

Changes

• Improved RBC historical credit-card syncing when the bank intermittently rejects overlapping requests.
• Made Autosync and Sync All recover automatically from brief internet interruptions and report recovered providers correctly.
• Added a 12-hour or 24-hour clock preference to first-run setup.
• RBC secure login now captures Windows credentials reliably from the bank browser, reopens immediately after a failed attempt, and gives transient credit-card history failures fair delayed recovery without discarding completed windows.
• Transaction fetching status is visually distinct from retry warnings again, with its icon, label, and range progress cleanly centered in the Accounts detail tray.
• RBC secure login now prioritizes the short-lived raw password field during browser capture, closing a remaining Windows timing race without changing how users sign in.
• Standard provider diagnostic exports now redact additional nested account references and opaque RBC routing data from replay samples.

v1.0.0

BreakTwenty 1.0.0

The first public release of BreakTwenty brings your financial life together in one private desktop app for Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Highlights

• See assets, liabilities, account balances, allocation, and net-worth history in one dashboard.
• Connect supported Canadian banks, brokerages, exchanges, and financial services.
• Search, filter, categorize, edit, import, and export transaction history.
• Understand income, spending, recurring expenses, category breakdowns, and money movement in Cash Flow.
• Track investments, allocation, performance, options, crypto, dividends, and interest income.
• Add cash, property, vehicles, private investments, debt, and other accounts manually when they cannot be connected.
• Keep financial data and saved authentication material on your own computer in an encrypted SQLCipher database.
• Install a self-contained desktop package with the frontend, backend, and managed runtime included.