Changelog

Getting easier to use,
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New features, usability improvements, and bug fixes. Major changes to Kurashi OS, newest first.

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RELEASE NOTES

Major updates

Home improvements

A bright glass Home that puts your photo first

We adjusted the layout of the clock, weather, money, schedule, and apps to match the advertising visuals. Tiles now let the background show through behind their labels, and cards have a consistent bright glass appearance. The bottom menu no longer overlaps app icons. First-time users start with the dog wallpaper and transparent display. Your chosen photo, display settings, and everyday records carry over.

Kurashi OS

Kurashi OS, with the feel of a phone's home screen

Kurashi Board has been renamed Kurashi OS. We added a Home screen where app icons open everyday features, plus a notification list. You can now use your own photo or a dog or cat wallpaper, choose transparent icons, and show or hide apps. Home is brighter, and Settings now opens full screen. Your existing money records, events, lists, and backups remain usable.

New public release

A new Kurashi OS, starting with today's overview

We organized the app into Today, Money, Schedule, and Shopping. Added lists you can add in bulk, weekly routines, and progress. Existing browser records, colors, and notification times remain usable. Earlier features are available through Advanced mode. We revised weather retrieval, unpaid amount calculations, access to past events, and save conflicts across multiple tabs.

Improvements

Three overviews and a choice of screen colors

We restored the overview at the top of Home, bringing weather, events, and money together. Deep green is now the default screen color, with blue available in Settings. Your color choice is saved and included in backups. Weekly schedules and expense search remain available.

Complete redesign

An everyday planner to help you get started today

Home now shows today's spending estimate and a date-ordered timeline of events and payments. Schedule has a weekly view, while Money is divided into an overview and expense history. You can search your history and mark items complete from Home. The design has been refreshed in deep blue and white, with a menu on the left for larger screens. Existing data and the backup format carry over. Restoring a partial backup now preserves items that are not included in the backup.

Improvements

Weather, schedule, and money at a glance

We aligned the three Home displays and made it clearer when there are no events, no budget set, or data still loading. Detailed weather remains visible, and you can open the money calculation breakdown when needed. We also refined the calculation example on the features page and the links to the guide.

Improvements & fixes

Better event editing and record saving

You can now edit scheduled payments, organize events by date, and choose today or tomorrow with one tap. Save failures are reported, and unsaved records can be backed up. We also fixed issues with JPY 0 budgets, month transitions, and reversing payments.

New features

Added dedicated pages to find through search

Added separate pages for budgeting without a bank account connection, daily budget calculations, frequently asked questions, and information for publication.

Fixes

Fixed hidden bottom tabs in iPhone Safari

The Today, Money, Records, Schedule, and Settings tabs now remain in a tappable position even when Safari's bottom toolbar is visible.

Improvements

Improved Android installation and payment app launching

Instructions for adding the app to the Home Screen are now clearer on Android, and supported payment apps are easier to open.

New features

Added AI advice with Gemini and ChatGPT

You can now create a prompt from selected information, review the full text, and then share it with AI. You can also select suggested events from the response and add them.

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