Releases: herrerad85/tallybook
Release list
Tallybook 1.9.0
New: long press a transaction to select several, then delete them together or move them to another wallet or category. Pay in full on a debt card. The month row follows the calendar day strip. A theme color shows while it is picked.
Fixes: the calendar strip and the charts write numbers in the digits of the app's language. The Overview updates after an edit made inside it. A budget no longer hides a transfer into a removed wallet. Nine zero decimal currencies now store two.
Tallybook 1.8.0
New: tap into the amount on the keypad to put a cursor there and type or delete at that spot. A period's transactions fold under their header on the transactions list.
Fixes: External Memory works as a backup destination on Android 13 and newer, and setting one up no longer closes the app. A failed restore or import leaves the ledger as it was. Deleting a wallet no longer freezes the screen. A budget keeps the right currency and start day. An amount in an unknown currency keeps its decimals.
Tallybook 1.7.0
New: a home screen widget showing one wallet's balance. A budget can cover more than one category. A category's total in the Overview opens into its subcategories. 73 more category icons.
Fixes: Back from a drawer section returns to Transactions instead of closing the app. The status bar follows the theme color on Android 15 and later. A savings goal or a debt stays in the currency its money is in, and a withdrawal dated before its deposit can no longer take a goal below zero.
Tallybook 1.6.0
New: a budget can repeat, opening its next period on its own. A transactions list says what came in and what went out. The calendar day strip marks the days that have transactions.
Fixes: opening a search result shows the transaction, not the editor. The calendar keeps the day you picked, and no longer lands on 1 January of the wrong year. A saving refuses a withdraw larger than what the goal will hold. Restoring a backup opens the app on your ledger.
Tallybook 1.5.0
New: start a transaction from a person's screen with that person already attached.
Fixes: Android's own backup stored nothing, so a restore brought back an empty app. An income or expense color that would vanish into the page is drawn readable instead. Automatic backup says when a failure turned it off. A debt's master transaction takes the debt's date, not the day it was typed. A saving refuses a withdraw larger than it holds. CSV import reads a file that starts with a byte order mark.
Tallybook 1.4.0
New: duplicate a transaction, and hide a category's children behind an arrow.
Fixes: the amount keypad divides correctly, 10 divided by 4 is 2.50, and refuses a negative. A Local folder backup goes where you picked, not the top of the granted folder. A failed backup or restore no longer erases the folder and password you set. CSV import reads the whole file before writing any of it, takes a date with no time, and rounds an amount to the nearest unit the currency holds.
Tallybook 1.3.0
You can now point the map at a tile server of your choosing, edit a recurrence after saving it, filter the debt lists down to the finished ones, and open a person's transactions by tapping them.
Fixes: calendar day and month labels no longer collapse to the same letters in several languages. System category names follow the app language. A transfer between currencies with different decimal counts keeps the rate you set. Auto backup no longer runs as a foreground service.
Tallybook 1.2.0
You can now set the app's language on its own, separately from the device, through Android's per app language setting.
Fixes: the app no longer crashes when the chosen language carries no country. Debts paid off in full group with the finished ones and no longer inflate the amount still to pay. Wallet notes are kept in backups. Times follow the device 12 or 24 hour setting. Recurring transfers open the right record. Chart theming and the category screen were corrected too.
Tallybook 1.1.0
Backups can now go to your own WebDAV server, such as Nextcloud, ownCloud or a NAS, with no third party account and nothing sent to anyone else. Tested against four different server implementations.
Also a large internal cleanup: money and recurrence calculations, backup destination handling and data export were each consolidated into one place, and unit test coverage nearly doubled.
Tallybook 1.0.2
Build-system update for F-Droid binary transparency checks. No user-facing feature changes.