Tillhouse v0.16.3

Tillhouse v0.16.3: local-first, double-entry accounting.

What's new

• Bill freight and other charges on to a job. A discount or charge under the lines of a bill,
  check, expense, vendor credit or purchase order now has a Customer:Job column, and on a bill,
  check or expense a charge has a Bill? box. A billable charge is listed in Sales › Bill
  Costs and in Add billable costs… on an invoice, and is billed like any other cost.
• Custom reports by item list discounts and charges. Discount lines on invoices, sales receipts
  and credit memos, and discount and charge lines on bills, checks, expenses and vendor credits,
  now show their Discount or Other Charge item in the Item column instead of a blank.
• Security: newer SQLite inside Tillhouse. The database engine is now SQLCipher 4.20 on
  SQLite 3.54.1, which fixes a flaw where a specially made company file and its -wal log could
  make SQLite read back leftover memory (RUSTSEC-2026-0459). Tillhouse already refused such files;
  now the engine itself is fixed too. Your company files open as before, encrypted ones included.
• QuickBooks Desktop files come in more completely. The reader now decodes rows it used to
  miss, so on the sample files most of the transactions and item quantities that used to be held
  back for entry by hand now import, and their account balances match the file. In particular:
  inventory adjustments and inventory costs that came in unbalanced, bills and checks in files
  whose table definitions were damaged, and item quantities on hand. When some of a file's data
  pages can't be decoded, the import now says so and that transactions on them may be missing,
  instead of only counting the pages it read.

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).