The data provider used by seventytwo since the beginning is shutting down on Nov 1st, 2021.  As of v1.8, seventytwo will now be using iCloud to store your financial information.  Your data will be tied to your Apple ID.  As stated in the updated Privacy Policy, this means seventytwo can no longer see your information.  This is a great thing from a privacy standpoint, but makes it difficult to troubleshoot any issues you may have.

Migrations are always tricky and have the potential for data loss.  It's suggested you export your data by going to More>Export and export all transactions before​ upgrading to 1.8.

PLEASE INSTALL THE 1.8 UPDATE AND PERFORM THE MIGRATION BEFORE OCTOBER 31, 2021. Do not dismiss the app during the migration process.
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Here are a few of the changes with this update:

Categories - Income vs. Expense - there is longer a distinction between expense and income categories.  Don't worry, all your previous categories will be copied over including the income categories.  During migration, "- Income" will be appended to the income category names.  How does this change make a difference?  Let's say you are overcharged on a transaction and the merchant provides you a partial refund.  Now you can use the same category so the refund offsets the total expense charge.

Parent Categories - you can now assign a parent category to a transaction even when it has subcategories.  For example, if you have a Gifts category and don't want to create a niche subcategory, go ahead and use the parent category itself.

Credit Card Balances - balances show as positive now.  Carrying a balance on a credit card still reduces the net worth calculation.  Recording a credit card payment remains the same by recording a transaction transfer.

Sign In - since your data is tied to your Apple ID, you no longer need to sign in to the app.  If you get a new phone, just install seventytwo from the App Store and your data will start to sync from iCloud.  Depending on how long you've been a user, this can take some time..

Enjoy the update!  Feel free to reach out with any questions.

Sign in with Apple is now available for both new and current users.  Please finish reading this post before taking action on your account.

Note — You must have two-factor authentication on to use this feature.

New Users
The process is very simple and straightforward. Launch seventytwo and tap the Sign in with Apple button.  You can choose to hide or register email.  seventytwo supports both of these options.  If you choose to hide your email, Apple creates a temporary email that is tied to your actual Apple ID email.  That’s it!  If you sign out of seventytwo or get a new phone, just tap the Sign in with Apple button to log back in.

Current Users
If you want to use Sign in with Apple, please follow the directions below.

Verify the email you registered with seventytwo matches your Apple ID email.  To view the email registered, go to More>Account in seventytwo.  To view the email associated with your Apple ID, go to the Settings app, tap your name at the top, and your email will be beneath your name.  If both match, sign out of seventytwo by going to More>Account and tapping ‘Sign Out’.  Tap the ‘Sign in with Apple’ button, DO NOT select the hide your email option, and verify with Touch ID, your password, or Face ID.  It’s important you do not hide your email during this initial setup because the email you have registered with seventytwo needs to match your Apple ID email.  If you select the ‘Hide My Email’ option, it will create a new account with seventytwo.

If the email registered is different than your Apple ID email, there currently is not a way to change your email within seventytwo. This may be an option in v2.0.

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• CSV Export just became a lot more powerful
• View transactions associated with a pin on the map
• Added category icons to the map pins
• Now when viewing the pins on the map, the total amount for the pins in view will be totaled
• Budgets can now be filtered by period
• The total remaining for the selected budget period is now shown
• "Long press" on a transaction to edit
• Tax season is right around the corner so a prior year metric was added to the detail screens.  This metric is available when viewing a Payee, Tag, or a Category.

​Questions?  Feel free to submit a question or feature request by navigating here.  ​

• CSV Export
• Haptic Feedback
• UI changes for search
• Auto-clearing transactions by account
• See all historical budgets
• Overview notification of the major changes
• Ability to set a default account when entering a new transaction
• UI refresh of the account creation screen
• Ability to duplicate or edit a transaction from any screen where transactions are listed
• When creating a new budgets, all categories will no longer be selected

As you can see above, this is a rather large update that brings many new features.  To export all your transactions to a CSV file, go to More>Export.  A popup will appear which will allow you to enter a filename.  After a filename is entered, press OK to chose a location to save to (suggested: Files app).  To enable transactions to auto-clear, go to the Account list, tap on the "i" for the desired account, tap the round checkmark for the feature, then press update.  This is particularly useful for cash accounts, store cards, etc.  Ever wonder how you have previously done on past budgets?  Well, now you can view past budgets and their details.  Go to the Budgets list, tap on the desired budget, then tap on "See Historical Budgets".  Always use the same account to enter a new transaction?  Now you can set a default account for new transactions.  Go the the Accounts list, tap the "i" on the desired account, tap the round checkmark for the feature, then press Update.  

​Questions?  Feel free to submit a question or feature request by navigating here.