Changelog

What has been built, by date. Only finished, checked work is listed here. What is not finished is at the bottom, without dates.

The rebuild

Built and checked on test data. Sign-ups are closed, so none of this has reached a member yet: it is what founding members will open.

  • New

    Importers for other budgeting apps’ exports, any bank’s CSV file, and earnings statements from driving and delivery apps.

  • New

    Net worth: super, shares and ETFs, property, a mortgage linked to its property and other loans, beside your bank balances, month by month.

  • New

    Share a household with your partner: spending, limits, bills, goals and safe to spend, read only. Tax, invoices and work stay private to each of you. What is shared

  • New

    AI on Plus, Sole Trader and the trial uses Clementine’s own Google Gemini key within a daily allowance. Your own key works on any plan, and AI can be switched off. Ask Clementine answers questions from your own data. Whose key it uses

  • New

    A tax set-aside suggested each time an invoice is paid, quotes that become invoices, recurring invoices, a car logbook, working-from-home hours, and read-only access with a summary for your accountant. Setting aside tax

  • New

    The app is arranged by the job you open it for: Home, Spending, Plan, Save, Work, Tax and Account. Work only appears if you earn from your own work. Household or side hustle

  • New

    Home shows one number: what is safe to spend until pay day, with every line of the working behind it. An inbox lists what needs a look, most urgent first. Your first fortnight

  • New

    Budgets can follow your pay cycle. Tell Clementine whether you are paid weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and limits and pace run from pay day to pay day.

  • New

    Split one card payment across categories. The total does not change; each part counts where it belongs. Splitting a transaction

  • New

    A review queue for payments that need a category. Swipe to accept or change on a phone, use single keys on a keyboard, undo anything, and save a rule so the next one sorts itself.

  • New

    GST. Say when you registered and how you report, and invoices become tax invoices on all 16 templates. Mark what you buy for work, including part-business costs, to claim the GST in it. Invoices, GST and the BAS worksheet

  • New

    A worksheet for each BAS, on a cash or non-cash basis, with every invoice and purchase behind the figures. Mark a period as lodged to lock it; download it as a PDF or a CSV file.

  • New

    Full data export. One zip with a spreadsheet for each kind of record, a JSON file with everything as stored, and your receipt photos. Free on every plan. Exporting your data

  • New

    Hide amounts with one tap, for when someone else can see your screen. It applies to the device you are on.

  • New

    Plans: Free, Plus and Sole Trader, with a 30-day trial that needs no card and drops to Free. Billing runs through Stripe and has been tested in Stripe’s test mode only. Nothing can be bought yet. Pricing

  • New

    This website, including the pages that say where your data goes and why Clementine charges. Your data

Still to come.

Not finished, and no dates are promised. Each one moves up the page when it is built and checked.

Being built now

  • Pay links on invoices taking real payments (built and tested in Stripe’s sandbox; needs Stripe Connect)
  • Gig earnings on the BAS worksheet

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