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Tillhouse v0.16.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 12 Nov 05:39
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Tillhouse v0.16.2: local-first, double-entry accounting.

What's new

  • Mac: the app is called Tillhouse in your Applications folder too. A copy updated from
    LocalBooks kept the name LocalBooks.app. It now renames itself to Tillhouse.app the next time it
    starts, so Finder, Spotlight and Launchpad show the new name. If you keep it in the Dock, the Dock
    follows the rename. Nothing else changes: your company files and settings stay where they are.
  • Dashboard Insights fits the window again. The income and expense chart keeps a fixed height
    with normal-size month labels instead of stretching to fill most of the page, so the assets and
    liabilities chart, the trial balance and reminders stay in view. When there was no income or
    expense in the last 12 months, the chart now says so.
  • A/R aging counts only invoices. Unused customer credit is still subtracted from the aging
    totals, but it is no longer counted as an invoice, and the panel says how much credit it
    subtracted. That is why it could show one more invoice and a smaller total than the Overdue
    invoices reminder.
  • Trial Balance amounts on the Dashboard show in full. Amounts over a million dollars no longer
    end in "…".
  • Screen readers and voice control. The Home page's steps (such as "Invoices, 5 overdue") and
    the totals bar on Sales and Bills now announce the words you see first, so a voice command
    using the visible name works.

Downloads

  • macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel): .dmg
  • Windows: .msi or -setup.exe
  • Linux: .deb, .rpm or .AppImage

Installation guide: https://tillhouse.app

Already installed? Tillhouse offers this update on its own (or Settings › Updates ›
Check for updates), and saves a copy of your company file before upgrading it.

These builds are not code-signed yet: macOS may require right-click → Open the first
time, and Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm (More info → Run anyway).