Changelog

What's new in Bluecoins, newest first.

Bluecoins v13.1.34

v13.1.34

  • Fixes for crash related to report date-range & frequency after filter dialog (keep the range & frequency across filters, cancel stale report jobs).
  • Fixes for transactions empty state & loading dialog ordering, X.

v13.1.30

  • Settings: “Enable modern predictive gesture navigation” toggle (opt-in).
  • Fixed NoClassDefFoundError on Android 11/12.
  • Reminders: raised occurrence limits for ends-never series.

v13.1.x highlights

  • Report date range and frequency preserved when the filter dialog applies.
  • Budget report keeps date range/category when filter changes.
  • Picker size preserved while searching (account/category pickers).
  • Category expense/income toggle added to daily stats tab.
  • Reminder batch-delete expands transfer groups to prevent ghost date headers.
  • Storage: keep rules fixed for Azure Graph provider (sync compatibility), ProGuard keep-rules repaired for Android 11/12.

Bluecoins v13.0 — A Complete Rebuild

v13.0 — The big one ✨

A complete rebuild of Bluecoins, from the ground up, for a faster and more modern experience — keeping every feature you rely on. This is the first release line of the Bluecoins 2 codebase (bc2).

What’s new

  • Faster, smoother app (modern UI framework, configurable save/backup architecture).
  • Read-only transaction mode — view transactions without editing (also for pushed bank transactions).
  • Trash with permanent delete — soft-deleted transactions live in the Trash until you purge.
  • Custom date ranges for reports and budgets.
  • Smarter CSV import.
  • More exchange-rate providers (Kraken, VES).
  • More reliable auto-backup.
  • Faster transaction loading.
  • New spend summary widget.

Fixes included

  • Crash fixes,
  • credit-card balance calculations,
  • export quality.

Why rebuild?

The original app spoke for itself: Editor’s Choice (2018) and 1,000,000+ downloads. The rebuild keeps all that and sheds the accumulated tech debt.

Migration

Upgrading is transparent — the database migrates on first launch (app keeps your data in place; export via backup first as always). Read-only, sync, and documents all work.