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This support allows us to make the project more sustainable for everyone involved. We want to start by addressing something that is often overlooked in open source: the invisible labor that keeps everything running.

We’re proposing a 3-month trial program to pay our core maintainers for the essential (but often unglamorous) work of:

• Reviewing pull requests
• Triage and categorize GitHub issues
• Preparing releases

We believe it’s time to recognize the financial value of labor — but before we move forward, we want to hear your feedback. Join the conversation on [Discord] or leave anonymous feedback in [this form].

This release contains the following improvements:

• Ensures the server version is accurately displayed when deploying using Docker
• Fixes a rare crash when selecting dates
• Upgrades the Docker image to use Node.js version 20

This release includes the ability to run the sync server from within the desktop app. This should make it much simpler to get access to features such as bank sync.

Other notable improvements:

• Upcoming/missed/due schedules in a category template are now shown on the desktop budget table
• Numerous fixes for bugs and visual glitches

This release has many notable improvements. Some highlights:

• Download custom reports as an image
• Merge different transactions into a single transaction
• Run Actual outside of a Docker container without building from source—for more information, please check out the docs
• Use Cloudflare Access tunnels to connect to an Actual instance (newly fixed)

The release has the following notable improvements:

• Experimental support for bank syncing in Brazil using Pluggy.ai
• Banners to highlight overspending on mobile
• Translation support for dates and datepickers
• Experimental support for embedding the sync server in the Electron desktop apps. For more info check out the PR

25.3.1​

The primary intent of this release is to patch regressions in amount parsing in certain scenarios.

The release has the following notable improvements:

• New UI for managing bank sync
• Support for some additional languages
• Lots of bugfixes and maintenance work

The primary intent of this release is to patch regressions that prevented the reports page from loading when the selected language was not English, and the desktop apps from working.

The release has the following notable improvements:

• Upcoming schedule length officially released as first-party feature
• Ability to switch the interface language, with experimental support for the nl, pt-BR, uk, and en-GB locales
• Ability to disable category learning
• Combined account view on mobile

The release has the following notable improvements:

• New calendar report card type
• Ability to duplicate budgets
• Experimental support for multiple users via OpenID Connect