What’s changed

Every update to Ramen to Runway, newest first. The app updates itself the next time you open it, so there’s nothing to download.

Version 1.7.5

October 15, 2026

Age checks now cover existing backups, reminders, and test groups. Connected features pause until the answer and any required permission are reviewed.
A saved age answer is reviewed before it takes effect. Settings explains the saved answer and how to request a correction without clearing money records.
Online deletion shows its real status and retries after a failed connection. Test-group invitations no longer cover the age question, and restricted feedback drafts stay available to copy.

October 15, 2026

A bank file’s “transfer to” line only counts as savings when it names savings, so paying a friend or a landlord no longer adds to your savings in Net worth.
Gig income with no paychecks recorded gets a full tax estimate again, without asking for wages first.
If your browser fills in a hidden box on Contact us, tapping Send again now goes through.

October 14, 2026

Before cloud backup, reminders, Contact us, or a test group, the app asks your birth month and year once. The answer stays on your device; under 13, those stay off and everything else works.
Challenge invites keep a friend’s first name out of the web address the server sees.
Clearer privacy and terms: who runs the app, Do Not Track, accessibility, and Missouri law. Crypto prices now say they’re powered by CoinGecko.

October 14, 2026

Setup keeps bills due today and asks whether they are paid. Monthly bills keep their chosen day through shorter months.
Savings transfers preserve net worth. Check savings and other cash separately in Net worth; goals allocate that money without counting it twice.
Safe to spend consistently reserves bank payments, including scheduled card repayments. Usual and recent purchases keep their payment account.
Unpaid pay-in-4 installments stay outstanding. Updating a card balance keeps your recorded payment history.
Take-home deposits no longer fill pre-tax wages. Missouri individual capital gains are excluded from state tax starting in 2025.
Contact us now delivers quickly submitted drafts and keeps rejected drafts for retry.

October 14, 2026

School has three tabs, like Money: School & deals, Dates & aid, and Semester money, so it’s no longer one long page.
Work-study: already filing paychecks under Job? Add the job’s name and they count toward your award too.
A smaller, faster app: animations now use what’s built into your browser, and fine print doesn’t stretch across wide screens.

October 13, 2026

Pay in 4: add a Klarna, Afterpay, or Affirm plan, and each payment counts in Safe to spend and on the calendar.
School: see whether your dining dollars and swipes last until the term ends, and how much of a work-study award is left in hours.
Money tight? A link under Safe to spend shows where students find help: emergency aid, food help, and what to ask your school.
Add your bills and school dates to your own calendar, ask a friend for what they owe in one tap, and compare loan payments after graduation, including the new income-based plan.
Your semester so far, on one card you can share. On a computer, press / to search and N to add spending.

October 13, 2026

With the app open in two tabs or windows, each one now picks up what the other saves, so nothing you add in one is lost from the other.
Left open overnight on a laptop, Today now moves to the new date when you come back to it.
Scrolling over a number box no longer changes the number in it.
Goal photos now save in Safari, and sharing a card works in older versions of Safari.

October 13, 2026

37 lessons now, with “Right now” on the Learn tab putting the ones for this time of year first: FAFSA in the fall, taxes in winter, jobs in summer.
Every lesson links to the official page it was checked against, like irs.gov or studentaid.gov.
The weekly check-in suggests this week’s lesson.
Five new lessons on gold, silver, and other precious metals: premiums, selling and storing, metal funds, taxes, and scams, from the CFTC and the IRS.

October 7, 2026

Your week in 2 minutes: from Sunday, see what came in, what went out, what’s coming up, and one thing to do.
Streak savers: a missed day no longer resets your streak. You start with one, and each weekly check-in earns another, up to two.

October 7, 2026

Join a test group from an invite link or Settings → Test group. It sends one anonymous count a day, and you can leave anytime.
Something confusing? Every tab now ends with a way to tell us, and the message says which screen you were on.

October 5, 2026

Log a usual purchase from Today in one tap, with Undo. Pin the ones you want, hide the ones you don’t.
Import a Quicken file (QFX or OFX) from your bank, or a CSV separated by semicolons or tabs.
Something you typed and then imported counts once: the bank line is matched to it, and its store remembers your category.

October 5, 2026

Security and trust: one page on how your data is protected, how the app is paid for, what happens if it ever shuts down, and how to report a security problem.
A public list of every change, so you can see the app is looked after.
Stricter browser protections on every page and every answer from the server.

October 2, 2026

Credit cards: your first card, a second, and later, with 37 cards compared. Every link goes to the bank’s own page.
On iPhone, your data moves into the Home Screen app instead of it starting empty.
Export your money to a spreadsheet, and a plain promise on Today: the app never holds or moves your money.
Cloud backup shows when an unused backup would be deleted, and limits keep anyone from flooding backups, reminders, or Contact us.
Reminders sign up again by themselves after a long break.

September 30, 2026

Safe to spend on Today, with Next up: what’s due, school dates, and goals that are nearly done.
Money in and out, bills and subscriptions, budgets, cards, loans, and splits with friends.
School: student deals, FAFSA and school dates, semester money, and the education tax credit.
Investing with profit after fees, tax estimates, and the Practice lab with pretend money.
Goals, habits, challenges with friends, badges, and short money lessons.
Search, All tools, reminders, app lock, backups, and optional encrypted cloud backup.

In the app, the same list is in Settings › What’s new.