This update makes your payment tracking more accurate and search simpler and faster. You can now pick the billing date when marking a subscription as paid, and upcoming dues follow the dates you actually record — perfect for subscriptions that renew on a different date each time. Also includes a redesigned search on iPhone and iPad, Cmd+F support, Mac fixes including the New Custom Range window's missing buttons, precise daily and weekly amounts for currencies like the yen, and crash fixes. The big update I promised is here. Subtrack 1.10 is the largest release in a while, and it is built directly on your feedback. New in 1.10: - Spaces: a whole new way to organize your subscriptions. Create separate spaces for personal, family, or work - alongside the folders and tags you already use. - Ended tab: subscriptions that expired on their own now live in their own tab, separate from the ones you cancelled yourself. - Custom Upcoming ranges: see what is due in the next days, weeks, or months - you choose the window. - Redesigned subscription details on Mac, plus many more Mac refinements. - Bug fixes and performance improvements across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Thank you for using Subtrack and for all the reviews and messages after the last update - they genuinely shape what gets built next. If you like the app, kindly leave a review on the App Store; it really helps Subtrack reach more people. You can follow @subtrackapp on X, and if you would like to support development further, there is a Tip Jar in Settings. More to come soon! :)