Release notes, feature drops, and press mentions from the wallet that helps you make better micro-money decisions about the money hiding in your junk drawer. Newest first.
Cue now understands cards that redeem for a specific item, like the In-N-Out Award of Excellence or a Baskin-Robbins free-scoop coupon. Scan one in and the app pulls out the offer, hides the balance row, and keeps the card number + PIN behind the biometric gate.
The expiration toggle also got a clarity pass: the switch now reads "This card has no expiration", so "no expiration" is an explicit state rather than an un-toggled default.
Cue now ships with Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese alongside English. Permission prompts, paywall copy, onboarding, all localized. Apple's region dialect resolution handles the rest (en-GB falls back to en, es-MX to es, and so on).
After a long beta, CardCue Pro 1.0 is public. Unlimited cards, AI scanning, location alerts, cloud backup, Apple Watch, and a free tier for three cards, no ads, ever.
If you were in the TestFlight, thanks. You shaped this one.
Cue made the short list alongside some great names. The full write-up is on Lifehacker. Favorite quote: "The location alert alone is worth it, it's the rare feature that pays for itself the first time it fires."
A 45-minute conversation about building a solo-dev iOS app in 2026, why we went SwiftData-first, and the $47 pitch that became the paywall. Episode page: indie-dev-diary.fm/47-ep-112.