Bonsave

Changelog

Progress: ongoing. Coffee: also ongoing.

Category links in insights now open the right month.

Web

Fixed

  • Insight category links open the correct month. Tapping a category in an older insight now takes you to that insight’s month in the spending tab, instead of jumping to the wrong month.

Spending categories now group and display more consistently.

iOS

Improved

  • More consistent spending categories. Categories group and label more reliably in the spending tab, so your breakdown lines up with where the money actually went.
  • Cleaner spending breakdown. Tightened how a few transaction types are classified so they no longer clutter your category totals.

Web

Improved

  • More consistent spending categories. The monthly spending breakdown groups and labels categories the same way the app does.

Budget groups, insight mention chips with deep-links, and category icon polish across web and iOS.

iOS

New

  • Budget groups in spending. Categories are now organized into collapsible groups (Food, Transportation, Health, and more) in the spending tab, making it easier to see where your money goes at a glance.
  • Mention chips in insights. Bonnie now highlights the categories, merchants, and accounts she references. Each chip is tappable and takes you directly to the relevant part of the app.
  • Merchant deep-links. Tapping a merchant chip from an insight opens the search tab with that merchant pre-filled so you can dig into the transactions immediately.

Improved

  • Richer AI context. Bonnie now sees your top merchants per category when generating insights, so she can name-check where you actually spend.
  • Category icon polish. Icons in dark mode now have a consistent subtle background, and light mode icons use deeper accent colors for better contrast — matching the look on web.

Web

New

  • Budget groups in monthly spending. The spending breakdown now groups categories under budget group headers, giving you the same organized view as the mobile app.

Stacked insight cards with swipe gestures, expandable context, smarter AI topic selection, and a handful of spending and category improvements.

iOS

New

  • Stacked insight cards. Today’s insight and any unread ones are now presented as a stack you can swipe through. Swipe right to mark helpful, left for not helpful.
  • Expandable insight context. Tap “More context” on any insight to see the reasoning and data behind it.
  • More spending categories. Nine new merchant categories for better transaction grouping, and credit card payments are no longer counted as spending.
  • Software & Apps. The “Software” category is now “Software & Apps” with a refreshed icon.

Improved

  • Transaction list updates. Changing a category or note in a transaction detail now reflects immediately in the search and account views without needing to switch tabs.
  • Insight feedback. Reactions now sync correctly when you mark an insight helpful or not helpful.

Bug fixes

  • Custom category sheet. Fixes a bug where the custom category sheet didn’t open properly for some users.

Web

Improved

  • Smarter daily insights. Bonnie is better at varying what she notices and how she frames it, so each day’s insight feels fresh and relevant.

Refreshed Bonsave brand, a more polished iOS launch experience, and new self-service flows for password resets and feedback.

New

  • Refreshed brand. A new Bonsave logo and bonsai mark, applied consistently across the web app, iOS app, and link previews.
  • Polished iOS launch. A new app icon that adapts to iOS’s Liquid Glass effects, plus light and dark splash screens that match your system theme.
  • Forgot password on iOS. Reset your password from the sign-in screen, with optional MFA support.
  • Send feedback from iOS. A new Feedback option in Settings for sending notes, bug reports, or feature requests directly from the app.
  • Public support page. Linked from Settings on both web and iOS.

Improved

  • Sharper AI chat. The assistant gets to the answer faster and skips the filler before and after looking things up.
  • Smoother iOS interactions. Tighter keyboard behavior across chat and search, animated feedback on insight reactions, and a cleaner Home tab icon.
  • Better transaction search. Category filters now include older and uncategorized transactions.

Redesigned iOS sign-in flow, mobile account deletion, and refreshed Privacy Policy and Terms to prepare for the App Store.

New

  • Redesigned iOS sign-in and sign-up. Both screens are now fully on-brand with the rest of the app. Sticky Bonsave wordmark at the top, themed inputs and buttons, dark mode aware, with a keyboard toolbar that lets you jump between fields and dismiss the keyboard from any input.
  • Delete your account from the iOS app. Settings now has a Delete Account option that permanently removes your profile, connected banks, transactions, AI insights, and history.
  • Subscription terms on the paywall. The mobile paywall shows the full auto-renewal disclosure plus Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links so it’s clear what you’re signing up for.

Improved

  • Privacy Policy and Terms of Service updated to cover the iOS app: Apple In-App Purchase, RevenueCat, Expo push notifications, PostHog, mobile-specific data, and subscription billing terms.
  • Settings layout reorganized into grouped cards on iOS, matching the rest of the app’s design language.
  • Bank logos now fall back to a neat initials chip when an institution doesn’t have a logo on file.

Budgets for custom categories, mobile budget editing, and custom category icons in spending.

New

  • Budget custom categories. You can now set monthly budgets on any category you’ve created yourself, not just the built-in ones. Budget tracking, progress bars, and pace warnings all work the same way.
  • Budget editing on mobile. Set, edit, and remove budgets directly from the iOS app. Tap “Set Budget” on any category in your spending breakdown, or tap “Edit Budget” from within a category’s detail view. iOS app coming to a store near you soon!

Improved

  • Custom category icons now appear correctly in the spending breakdown and category detail screens on both web and mobile.

The beginning.