Changelog

November 9, 2026

• NewWhat each paycheck covers, in Insights: every paycheck as a bar showing its share of the bills, its share of your spending budgets, and what's left (your wiggle room for savings, extra debt payments or anything you haven't budgeted). Each bill is spread across all of the household's paychecks since it was last due, bigger paychecks carrying more, and yearly bills like property taxes are spread across the whole year, so no single paycheck carries the mortgage. It also shows the wiggle room in a typical month. It starts from today with nothing set aside, so the first paychecks catch up on bills due soon; click a paycheck to see which bills it covers. This replaces "Which paycheck pays which bill", and paydays on the Dashboard show the same bar.
• NewPop-up alerts: once a day (at 9 AM, or when you open IncomeSync after that) a small alert in the corner of your screen shows the bills you haven't logged yet: green when the next one is more than 3 days away, yellow when one is due within 3 days, and red when one is past due. It also warns you when a paycheck in the coming week comes up short of its share of the bills. Click an alert to go straight to it. Choose which alerts you get, or see them any time, in Settings → Notifications.
• NewKeep IncomeSync running in the system tray when you close its window, so the alerts keep coming, and start it with Windows if you like (it starts in the tray). Both are off until you turn them on in Settings → Notifications.
• NewQuick confirm, on the Income screen: past paychecks you haven't confirmed are listed with their usual hours. Change the hours if they were different, then Confirm (or Confirm all), and IncomeSync works out the overtime, taxes and take-home. They're marked "From hours" in the paycheck list. Their taxes are estimates, so IncomeSync keeps learning your withholding from real pay stubs only: type the taxes in from a stub any time to make one exact.
• NewThis month: a new page with your month at a glance, planned against what actually happened. Income shows each job's paydays against the paychecks you've confirmed; bills and debts show what's due against what you've paid, so a variable bill like electric shows if it came in over or under; spending budgets show what you've spent. At the top: what's coming in, what's going out, and what's left over. Step back to see how earlier months went, or ahead to see what's coming. Bills due once or twice a year show what to set aside each month. Change a bill's amount or a budget right on the page.
• ImprovedChange a bill's amount or a spending budget right on the Bills screen: click the amount, type the new one and press Enter. No need to open the form.
• FixedContractor (1099) jobs: projected paychecks no longer take out federal, state, local, Social Security or Medicare tax, since nothing is withheld from a contractor's pay; take-home is now the full pay minus any deductions. The year-end tax estimate now adds self-employment tax on 1099 pay (and takes half of it off your income, as the tax return does), so it shows what a contractor will actually owe. The W-4 checkup suggests changes only for employee jobs. A job's "Paid as" (employee or contractor) can now be changed in the job form. Contractor jobs already set up are corrected automatically.
• FixedSecurity: moved the app to a newer version of its underlying browser, so it keeps getting security fixes.
• FixedSpending budgets: "Spending this month" on the Dashboard and the Bills screen counted spending from earlier months too. It now counts only this month's, and earlier months are kept, so you can see them on the This month page.
• FixedPayments and spending logged in the evening could be dated the next day. They're now dated with your own day.

November 2, 2026

• NewShift differentials: if a job pays more an hour for nights, weekends or another shift, add it to the job (and how many of your usual hours are on that shift). Projected paychecks include it, and overtime is figured on the higher rate, as overtime law requires.
• NewBonuses: add a bonus to a job with its date and amount, and it's added to the first payday on or after that date. Taxes are figured the way payroll does it: federal tax at the flat 22% rate used for bonuses, and state tax as a one-time amount, so a bonus check's projection matches what you'll actually see. Pay stubs have a Bonus field too, so a bonus check doesn't throw off what IncomeSync learns from your stubs or look like a raise.
• NewLiving within your means, in Insights: what's left at the end of each month after every bill, debt payment and spending budget, for a typical month and for each of the next 12. Tight and short months are marked with the yearly bills behind them (property taxes, insurance and the like), and so are months with an extra payday. The Dashboard's monthly cash flow links to it.
• NewEmployer match: add your employer's match to a 401(k) or similar plan (for example 100% up to 4% of pay, or 50% up to 6%), and Insights checks you're getting all of it. If not, it shows what you're missing a year and what it takes to get the rest.
• FixedEditing a job: if its projected paychecks can't be rebuilt, the form now says why instead of closing as if they had been. The job form's separate Refresh button is gone. It rebuilt from the job's last saved details, so changes not yet saved seemed to do nothing; Update already rebuilds the projections. "Rebuild projections" on the Jobs list now uses the job's own tax profile and reports a failure too.
• FixedSecurity: updated the app's underlying browser components with the latest security fixes.

October 25, 2026

• FixedOn the Dashboard's next two weeks, Insights and the calendar, a debt with only its minimum payment filled in showed a payment of $0.00, and the two weeks' "out" total left it out. Debt payments now use the bill amount or the minimum payment, whichever is more, everywhere (Google Calendar events too).

October 25, 2026

• NewColor themes: choose from 14 looks in Settings → Display, starting with Navy and gold (our new default) and including Midnight, Forest, Ocean, Toxic, High contrast and three light themes. The whole app changes right away, and each computer remembers its own choice.
• NewSubscriptions: mark streaming, apps and memberships as subscriptions and they get their own section under Bills, showing what each costs a year and what they all cost together. Every few months IncomeSync asks whether you're still using each one; tap "I canceled it" to stop counting it (you can turn it back on). They still count with your bills everywhere, and the Dashboard shows their total too.
• NewInsights: see where each paycheck goes (of every $100 you earn, what goes to taxes, benefits and savings, and what you keep per hour worked), which paycheck pays which bill over the next six weeks, your debt-free date, what your overtime is worth (including what the overtime tax deduction saves), and your bills as a share of your income next to common guidelines.
• NewHover tips: point at a menu item or button for a moment and a short note says what it does before you click. In the setup wizard and the Household & people forms, a small "?" next to a field explains what to enter. Calendar Sync has "Did you know?" tips, and many tips link to a blog post that explains more. They work from the keyboard too, and you can turn them off in Settings → Display.
• New"See why" links on the Dashboard take you straight to the insight behind a card: which paycheck pays which bill, your bills as a share of income, where each paycheck goes, what overtime is worth and your debt-free date.
• NewYour 30-day free trial now starts the first time you sign in to IncomeSync, with no card needed. The app reminds you in your last 5 days, and you can subscribe any time on our website.
• ImprovedA redesigned sign-in screen. You now confirm that you're 18 or older and agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy before signing in with Google.
• ImprovedA fresh, simpler look throughout the app: a sidebar for moving between screens, calmer colors and cleaner type.
• ImprovedThe Dashboard reads top to bottom: your year so far, what's coming up in the next two weeks (paydays and bills), monthly cash flow, taxes, income, your year-end tax estimate, then debts, bills, spending, retirement and a plan for paying down debt.
• ImprovedThe Income tab is simpler: click any paycheck to log its pay stub or edit it, a "Today" line shows where you are in the year, and you can show or hide each job with one click. Pay trends now shows exactly how each employer's withholding differs from the IRS and state tables, which your projected paychecks already include.
• ImprovedBills, Debts & Expenses and Utilities are cleaner: log a payment or spending right in the list, see when each bill is next due, and read paydays and bills right on the calendar. Savings plans can now update how much you have saved.
• ImprovedA friendlier first start: the welcome window says what setup asks and how long it takes, and the setup wizard shows each step on the left, has a Back button that keeps what you typed, and asks the questions on today's W-4 (the two-jobs box, the dependents amount and extra withholding).
• ImprovedThe subscribe screen shows both plans, and the trial reminder is a small note in the corner instead of a bar across the top.
• FixedBills due twice a year were counted at their full amount every month in the Dashboard's monthly totals. They now count as one-sixth of the amount a month.
• FixedOn the Dashboard, each retirement plan showed the combined contributions of all the person's pre-tax plans (and an HSA showed the 401(k)'s). Each plan now shows its own, counting paydays so far.
• FixedThe debt payoff suggestions now use your take-home pay, as intended, to suggest how much extra to pay.
• FixedDebt balances went down twice for each payment you logged, so they looked lower than they were. Now a payment covers the interest since your last payment first, and the rest lowers the balance, the way your statement shows it. If a debt's balance looks off, edit it to match your latest statement; it counts from that day.
• FixedEditing a spending budget no longer clears the spending you've logged this month.
• FixedDeleting a payment on a regular bill no longer gives the bill a balance.
• FixedIn setup, the usual hours are hours a week, as the rest of the app uses them. The old wording asked for hours per paycheck, so someone paid every two weeks who entered 80 had every paycheck projected at double.
• FixedThe number of dependents entered in setup is now saved, so the year-end refund estimate counts them.
• FixedThe calendar now shows every bill each time it comes due. Before, a bill saved with a full due date appeared only in its first month, and some dates landed a day early in the evening.
• FixedSavings showed $0 available to save because it read an old, empty record of income. It now uses your take-home pay, and plans with a date show what they take each month.
• FixedDebts count at what you actually pay each month (the bill amount, or the minimum if that is more) on the Dashboard, matching Insights and Savings.

October 14, 2026

• FixedWhen you enter a paycheck from your pay stub, the taxes you type in now stay as typed if you change the gross pay afterward. Before, the state tax went back to an estimate and had to be typed again. Taxes you haven't typed still update to match the new gross pay.
• FixedA promotion or pay raise filled in on a job is now saved when you press Update, even if you didn't press "Add Promotion" first. Before, it was quietly left out, so only the first one you added was kept.
• ImprovedThe job title on a promotion is now optional, for a raise that doesn't come with a new title. It's listed as "Pay raise" (or "Pay change" if the rate went down).

October 12, 2026

• FixedThe IncomeSync icon in the taskbar, Start menu and search now shows the shield on its own, instead of on a colored square that made it hard to see (Microsoft Store version).
• FixedThe test version of IncomeSync from the website now keeps its data and backups separate from the Microsoft Store version, so the two can never mix on the same computer.

October 11, 2026

• ImprovedBefore your recovery key is shown, IncomeSync explains what it protects and asks you to confirm you understand it can't be recovered if lost. The backup settings also remind you to save it somewhere safe.
• ImprovedRestoring a backup now saves a backup of what's in the app first, so a restore picked by mistake can be undone.
• ImprovedImporting a recovery key keeps the previous one, so backups made before the import still open.
• ImprovedA one-time reminder to save your recovery key after setup.
• ImprovedExporting paychecks now warns that the file contains your financial information, and to send its password separately.
• ImprovedTax amounts that are still projections are labeled as estimates on the Dashboard, and the year-end refund estimate notes that it's for planning, not tax advice.
• FixedExported paychecks now include City / Local tax, so it comes back when the file is imported.
• FixedA second copy of IncomeSync started with its own data folder (like a test copy) now keeps its own backups, so closing it can no longer push your real backups out of the list of 10.

October 11, 2026

• FixedDebt payoff times and interest are now worked out month by month everywhere (Bills, the payoff simulator and the Dashboard), so every screen agrees. Before, some screens overstated how long a debt would take and how much interest it would cost.
• FixedThe Dashboard's debt suggestions and payoff strategies show real results for the extra amount they assume, instead of rough estimates.
• FixedIn the setup wizard, "Other deductions" are now taken out after taxes (they were treated as a pre-tax benefit), and a retirement plan you've typed in is kept when you continue, even if you didn't click "Add plan".
• FixedTyping into a number box that shows 0 replaces the 0, instead of adding to it.
• FixedThe first-paycheck date in the setup wizard no longer shows a mismatched date format.

October 11, 2026

• ImprovedPrices shown in the app now note that applicable sales tax is added at checkout.
• ImprovedThe sign-in screen states that IncomeSync is for people 18 and older.

October 10, 2026

• ImprovedGoogle Calendar access is narrower: IncomeSync now asks only to manage calendars it creates. It makes its own IncomeSync calendar and keeps your paydays and bills there, and it can no longer see or change your other calendars. Accounts connected before this update keep working; reconnecting moves them to the narrower permission.

October 9, 2026

• ImprovedProjected taxes learn from your pay stubs. Each time you confirm a paycheck, IncomeSync compares your 10 most recent stubs with its own estimate for each tax and adjusts future paychecks to match, so differences such as the exemptions on your state withholding form are picked up automatically. One unusual paycheck doesn't throw it off.
• ImprovedWhen you confirm a paycheck and enter the gross pay from your stub, the taxes fill in from the same calculation, so you only need to correct anything that differs. Taxes you type in yourself are kept.
• FixedThe paycheck window used the first tax profile in the household instead of the one for that paycheck's job, so a second earner's paychecks could be estimated with the wrong W-4.
• FixedRetirement is now recalculated before taxes when you change a paycheck's pay, so a pre-tax plan lowers the income tax on it right away.

October 9, 2026

• FixedRoth and other after-tax retirement contributions set as a percentage are figured on your pay after pre-tax deductions again (health, dental, vision and other benefits come out first), matching most pay stubs. Each retirement plan now has a "Percentage is figured on" choice (gross pay or pay after pre-tax deductions) for employers that do it differently.

October 9, 2026

• NewBenefits Activation: if benefits or a retirement plan don't start right away, set when they do, either as a waiting period from your hire date (such as 90 days, or a year for some retirement plans) or as the exact date of the first paycheck they come out of. Each profile has its own start, projected paychecks before it leave the deduction out, and your profiles show when it starts.
• ImprovedWhen you change the hours or pay on a projected paycheck, its taxes now follow your 10 most recent confirmed paychecks for that job, so one unusual paycheck stops affecting them after 10 more.
• ImprovedThe pay ledger on the Income tab fits the window without scrolling sideways. Each paycheck's status now shows under its date, and the Local tax column appears only if someone in the household has a local income tax.
• FixedRetirement plans created in the setup wizard (such as a Roth IRA) now show the right plan type when you edit them.
• FixedConnecting Google Calendar no longer shows a "sign in timed out" message five minutes after the connection succeeded.

October 5, 2026

• NewTaxes on every projected paycheck are worked out the way employers do: federal withholding from the IRS 2026 tables and your W-4 (including the multiple-jobs box, dependents and extra withholding), and state income tax for all 50 states and D.C. A fixed percentage is still available to match a pay stub exactly.
• NewLocal income tax: set a city, county or school-district rate on a job, enter it as City / Local when you confirm a paycheck, and see it in its own column of the pay ledger.
• NewThe pay ledger has a totals row at the bottom.
• NewBenefits and retirement plans can be added and edited after setup (Settings → Profiles, or Manage Profiles), including which job they come out of.
• NewA "Need help?" button on every screen opens the Help page on our website.
• FixedHealth, dental, vision and other benefits entered during setup weren't taken out of projected paychecks, so Deductions showed $0 and net pay was too high. They now come out of every paycheck, before taxes where the law allows.
• FixedRetirement contributions set as a percentage during setup were lost.
• FixedSocial Security now stops at the yearly wage base ($184,500).
• FixedThe state list covers all 50 states and D.C.

October 4, 2026

• ImprovedThe sign-in page shows the IncomeSync logo, and its title is readable again.
• ImprovedA smaller, faster download: the app now installs only what it uses.
• ImprovedStronger protection for your subscription and data: IncomeSync checks your subscription online at least once a week (it works offline in between), and it can't be started in debugging mode.

October 4, 2026

• ImprovedIncomeSync is getting ready for the Microsoft Store. The Store version is checked and signed by Microsoft and kept up to date by the Store; Settings → About says so.

October 4, 2026

• NewA yearly plan: $49.99 a year (about $4.17 a month), next to the $4.99 monthly plan. Both start with the 1-month free trial.
• NewThe "IncomeSync subscription" bill and its calendar reminder follow your plan: $49.99 once a year on the yearly plan, and they update if you switch plans.
• ImprovedBilling details you enter at checkout fill in your account, so you don't type them twice.
• ImprovedThe trial reminder in the app shows the price of the plan you chose.

October 3, 2026

• FixedAfter signing in or connecting Google Calendar, the browser could end on a "127.0.0.1 page can't be found" or "refused to connect" error. It now shows a confirmation page with a 3-second countdown, and tries to close the tab.

October 3, 2026

• NewBeta updates: turn on "Get beta updates" in Settings → About to get new versions a few days before everyone else.
• NewAutomatic crash reports (optional, off until you turn them on in Settings → Bug Reporter): when something breaks, the error is sent so it can be fixed without you writing a report. Amounts, email addresses and names are removed first, and no household data is included.
• ImprovedThe startup screen is now just the IncomeSync logo, without the box around it.
• FixedLogging out froze the app until it was closed. It now returns to the sign-in page.
• FixedIf a screen ever fails to load, IncomeSync goes back to the app instead of showing a blank window.

October 3, 2026

• NewBug reports can include up to 3 screenshots: capture the IncomeSync window, choose an image, or paste one (Ctrl+V). Screenshots are deleted from our server when your report is resolved, and never kept longer than 30 days.
• NewSettings → Notifications: choose which calendar reminders you get (before charges, bills and paydays), all in one place.
• NewThe app version now shows in the bottom-right corner. Click it for Settings → About.
• ImprovedBug reports explain what went wrong when they can't be sent (for example, too many reports in an hour), instead of a server code.

October 3, 2026

• ImprovedA "Calendar not updating" warning at the top of the app when Google Calendar can't be updated: Google needs the account reconnected, the IncomeSync calendar was deleted, or Google couldn't be reached. Temporary problems are retried automatically after 15 minutes.
• ImprovedRemoving a Google account in Calendar Sync offers to delete its IncomeSync calendar too, so it doesn't keep sending reminders that are no longer updated.
• ImprovedConnecting another account, or recreating a deleted calendar, fills the new calendar with everything right away.
• ImprovedFewer requests to Google: a refreshed Google sign-in is saved instead of being renewed on every request.
• FixedIf IncomeSync wasn't opened in December, next year's paychecks were never projected. They're now projected the next time the app opens.

October 3, 2026

• ImprovedGoogle Calendar updates when something changes, not on a timer. Add, edit or delete a bill, or change a job, and within a few seconds IncomeSync updates just that item's upcoming events. Past events are never changed. With no changes, IncomeSync doesn't contact Google at all.
• ImprovedIn December, IncomeSync projects next year's paychecks from your latest job details, and next year's paydays and bills go to your calendar.
• ImprovedCalendar Sync explains that deleting the IncomeSync calendar in Google removes its events but none of your IncomeSync data, and Sync Financial Events creates the calendar again.

October 3, 2026

• NewCalendar reminders in Settings → Calendar Sync: choose Google Calendar alerts at 9 AM the day before IncomeSync charges you (on), bills are due (on) and paydays (off). Turn one off and those events have no alerts at all.
• ImprovedConnecting a Google account selects its IncomeSync calendar as the sync calendar, and choosing a different calendar in the list now changes where that account's events go.
• FixedIf the IncomeSync calendar couldn't be created, events went to the person's own main calendar. Syncing now creates the IncomeSync calendar first and never falls back to a personal calendar.

October 3, 2026

• NewYour IncomeSync subscription appears in Bills when your free trial starts, due the day the trial ends and monthly after that. With Calendar Sync on, Google Calendar alerts you at 9 AM the day before each charge. Delete the bill and it stays deleted.
• NewA reminder in the app during the last 3 days of your free trial, before the first $4.99 charge.
• NewAutomatic calendar check: when IncomeSync opens and every 6 hours while it's open, your Google Calendar is brought up to date. Deleted bills, ended jobs and moved paychecks are removed; new ones are added. Past events and events you made yourself are left alone.
• FixedMonthly bills whose first due date had passed didn't sync to the calendar for the rest of the year.
• FixedWeekly and bi-weekly bills could freeze Calendar Sync.
• FixedTwo events on the same day (two paychecks, or a bill on payday) could overwrite each other in Google Calendar.
• FixedWith two Google accounts connected, or after restarting the app, calendar actions could fail with "User not authenticated" or "Email does not match".
• FixedCalendar Sync is much faster: it reads each calendar once instead of once per event.

October 3, 2026

• FixedConnecting Google Calendar without ticking the calendar permission on Google's screen left an account that couldn't load or create calendars. IncomeSync now explains what to tick and doesn't connect the account until calendar access is granted.
• FixedCalendar Sync no longer says it syncs automatically every night; you update your calendar with Sync Financial Events.

October 3, 2026

• ImprovedAfter you sign in with Google or connect Google Calendar in your browser, IncomeSync comes back to the front, and the browser tries to close the sign-in tab.

October 3, 2026

• NewBeta access codes: beta testers can enter a code on the subscription screen to use IncomeSync without a subscription until the code expires. The app reminds them 30 days before it ends.

October 3, 2026

• FixedSigning in with Google could fail with "Database is closing/hidden" when the browser covered the IncomeSync window during sign-in. The app now finishes signing in once you're back.

October 1, 2026

• ImprovedConnecting Google Calendar asks for one fewer permission: IncomeSync no longer requests read access to your calendar settings, which it never used.
• ImprovedThe download page lets you join a waitlist to get one email when IncomeSync is released.

September 29, 2026

• NewYour IncomeSync data is now encrypted on your computer (AES-256-GCM), with the key protected by Windows for your Windows account. The first time you open this version, your existing data moves into the encrypted file automatically.
• NewW-4 checkup: the Dashboard's refund estimate now tells you how much to change your withholding per paycheck, and where to enter it on Form W-4, to land near the refund you want (or break even).
• NewPay Trends (Income tab): compare this year with an earlier year month by month, for the whole household or one job, by gross pay, take-home pay, hours or overtime.
• NewPaycheck exports (Settings → Backup) are encrypted with a password you choose and saved as .isync files. Files exported by earlier versions still import.
• NewRaise detection: when your last two pay stubs show a new hourly rate, IncomeSync offers to update the job so the rest of the year's paychecks and tax estimates use it.
• ImprovedA job needs a start date (its first paycheck) when you save it, and the Dashboard points out any job that's missing one, since its earlier paychecks can't be counted.
• ImprovedThe paycheck ledger opens on the whole year again; "Recent & upcoming" is one click away.
• ImprovedOpening IncomeSync while it's already running brings up the open window instead of starting a second copy that could overwrite your changes.
• ImprovedSecurity: links from the app open in your browser only when they go to IncomeSync, Google, Stripe or the IRS, and unused calendar-sharing functions were removed. The app is also locked against being run or inspected as a plain script by other programs.
• ImprovedThe loading screen describes what the app actually does.
• FixedSaving a job without a start date could remove its earlier projected paychecks; they're now kept.
• FixedEditing a job that had ended, created in an earlier version, showed it as current and cleared its end date on save, so its paychecks ran to the end of the year. The end date now loads and is kept.
• FixedIncomeSync now installs for everyone on the computer, in Program Files, and asks for administrator permission to install, update or uninstall. Installing it replaces an existing copy installed just for you, keeping your data.

September 27, 2026

• NewSign in with Google through your web browser. The installed app couldn't sign in before.
• NewIf you reinstall IncomeSync and backups are found, the welcome screen offers to restore your data.
• NewUninstalling saves one last encrypted backup and keeps your backups, so reinstalling can bring everything back.
• NewEach job has a work schedule: full-time or part-time, and your usual hours per week.
• NewWeekly and bi-weekly paychecks are logged week by week (Week 1, Week 2), and overtime and double time are worked out for each week, the way overtime rules count them. Twice-monthly and monthly paychecks take regular, overtime and double-time hours straight from your pay stub.
• NewA field for extra double-time hours, such as holidays.
• NewA gentle note when a full-time paycheck has fewer hours than usual. It never stops you saving.
• ImprovedDates show as month-day-year (MM-DD-YYYY) throughout the app.
• ImprovedThe Dashboard estimates your year-end federal refund (or what you may owe) the way your tax return works it out: wages, the standard deduction, the new overtime deduction, tax brackets and the child tax credit, compared with the tax actually withheld. Open "How we got this" to see each line. It gets more accurate with every paycheck you log.
• ImprovedYour household, jobs, bills and debts now stay only on your computer. Our servers keep just what's needed to sign you in and manage your subscription.
• ImprovedSigning in no longer asks for access to your Google Calendar; that's only requested when you turn on Calendar sync.
• ImprovedThe paycheck ledger opens on recent and upcoming paychecks, with a switch to see the whole year.
• ImprovedPaycheck imports report how many paychecks were imported and how many were skipped.
• ImprovedRemoved the File, Edit, View and Window menu bar.
• ImprovedConfirmations and messages (like "Delete this bill?") now appear inside the app window, and the setup wizard puts your cursor in its first field.
• ImprovedSettings → About shows the real version number.
• FixedThe Year-To-Date Summary on the Dashboard showed $0 until you logged paychecks from pay stubs. It now counts every payday so far (using the projected amount for any you haven't logged yet) and shows where the year is heading.
• FixedPaychecks on January 1st were counted in the previous year on the Dashboard.
• FixedThe Dashboard no longer calls overtime pay "tax-free"; only the extra half-time pay on hours over 40 a week can be deducted, on your federal return.
• FixedSome dates (transactions, plan targets, loan start dates) showed one day early.
• FixedThe old refund estimate on the Dashboard added up the tax on future paychecks instead of estimating a refund.
• FixedA job's start and end dates are kept when you create it. You no longer have to re-enter them each time you edit the job.
• FixedTwice-monthly paychecks were projected with only one week of hours.
• FixedDouble-time settings now change the pay.
• FixedChanging a job's rate, pay frequency, hours or overtime settings updates its projected paychecks.
• Fixed"Refresh projections" no longer overwrites paychecks you've already logged.
• FixedProjected taxes update when the hours or gross pay on a paycheck change.
• FixedRaises from promotions are used when pay is worked out from hours.
• FixedStarting the setup wizard from Settings (or confirming a delete) no longer leaves you unable to type for a few moments.
• FixedBackups are made every time you close the app. Closing the window used to skip them.
• FixedBackups stay readable after uninstalling or reinstalling the app.
• FixedProjected paychecks land on the right weekday, and jobs that have ended stop getting new paychecks.
• FixedThe bills calendar updates as soon as you log a payment.
• FixedBug reports no longer say they failed after being sent.
• FixedDeleting a profile works without an internet connection.
• FixedGoogle Calendar connection no longer fails when another program is using the same network port.
• FixedThe logo on the loading screen shows again.