Every release, explained briefly – without the jargon.
- Huusbook now speaks English, German and Danish – the app follows your system language.
- Choose your currency: euro, kroner, pounds, dollars and more (Settings → General). Changes the display only, never your amounts.
- New payment method: MobilePay.
- Siri understands expenses in all three languages.
- Default categories that fit your country.
• New: log expenses right from your wrist – turn the crown for the amount, tap a category, done. Two taps, no keyboard.
• The watch knows your categories from your iPhone; the ones you used last are at the top.
• Offline? The watch keeps the entry and sends it as soon as your iPhone is back in reach.
• Expenses from the watch land in your shared household like any other – your partner sees them instantly.
• The Watch app is part of Huusbook Pro. Requires a paired iPhone and watchOS 26.5.
• Mac and iPhone: same version, no changes.
• Siri expense capture now works on Mac, too.
• Payments are now sorted by what's next – upcoming due dates appear at the top.
• New categories for lent and borrowed money.
• Minor text fixes.
• New: since August 6, Huusbook is also available as a native Mac app – monthly balance and the full feature set, from the same codebase as on iPhone.
• The App Store now shows the app in the correct language.
• Amount entry: tapping a field selects the value so you replace it instead of appending – no more mistyped amounts.
Huusbook is here: your household budget for iPhone and iPad – private, no bank access, no cloud required.
• Log expenses in seconds – cash, card or Apple Pay.
• Add recurring bills and fixed costs; upcoming due dates are scheduled automatically.
• Income, invoices and installment plans in one place.
• Savings pots with deposits and withdrawals.
• Monthly balance: what's really left at the end of the month?
• Free on your device. With Huusbook Pro: sync across all your devices and a shared household with your partner.
