Version 4.2.0

# New features

• Inventory, a new module to know what you own and where it’s stored:
  • every item has its own page, with its photo, its location and its quantity
  • note its brand and model, its serial number, and when, where and for how much you bought it
  • the end of the warranty shows on the item’s page with the time left, and a reminder can be set on that date so it doesn’t slip by
  • a lent item keeps the name of who has it, visible right from the list
  • the invoice and the manual go into the item’s attachments
  • turn on maintenance tracking to log services and repairs in a dedicated tab
  • sort your items into categories, each with its emoji, in the order you like
  • a category can be reserved for some members of the household
  • search looks through every category at once
  • on tablet and computer, the categories form a column next to your items
• Private lists, for what only concerns some members of the household:
  • a calendar, a task category, a routine or shopping list and an inventory category can be reserved for the members you choose
  • the others see neither their content nor their notifications
  • only its members can be given a task or a routine from the list
  • a padlock marks private lists

# Improvements

• Module icons redrawn in kraft paper
• On the home screen, the banners sit inside the apps block
• Forms: an error shows under the field it concerns, and error messages are clearer
• Offline:
  • colors, density and the navigation bar can be changed even offline
  • the web app stays available offline from your first visit
• Synced calendars show the icon of their service
• Conversations update without a loading screen
• Premium, presented differently:
  • a carousel of the modules, starting with the one that brought you there
  • the price, the dates of your free trial and user reviews
  • a comparison of the plans, section by section
  • a crown next to Apps, on the home screen, takes you straight there

# Fixes

• Calendar:
  • events synced with Google and Outlook keep their time after the clock change
  • Outlook series end on the right day, and their time zones are recognized
  • reminders go off at the right local time
  • an occurrence moved to another day no longer also shows on its original date
  • very busy periods show all their events
  • the Android widget shares its width evenly across the seven days
  • an iCloud connection no longer fails over an extra space in the username or password
  • a calendar whose sync had failed starts again when you reconnect it
• Clock change, days no longer shift:
  • in the meal plan and its shopping
  • in the calendar and its widget
  • in routines, budget, wellbeing, baby tracking, the fridge, trash, birthdays, travel, reminders and the home screen
• Shopping: the list generated from the meal plan follows the number of servings of each meal, and its quantities add up with those already on the list
• An invitation link lets you join the household even during sign-up
• Baby tracking: the day follows your time zone, and the meal history no longer moves
• Melia understands "today" and "tomorrow" in your device’s time zone
• Notes: the cover no longer takes more than half the screen, the note stays usable when the keyboard opens, and a mouse selection no longer jitters
• Your own messages no longer count as unread
• The loyalty card scanner ignores links and keeps the card number
• Importing a recipe from some pages no longer gets stuck
• More reliable subscription restore and verification
• Several crashes fixed, around the scanner, the file pickers and the detail pages

Better performance and overall stability