Earmarkr is zero-based budgeting that shows its math. Every headline number, including Ready to Assign and the credit-card reserve, can be traced back to the transactions behind it. If a number ever looks wrong, that's exactly the kind of thing we want to hear about.

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Where to see updates

There's a What's new page in the app — look for it in the left-hand menu. It lists every change as it ships, with step-by-step instructions whenever something moves on screen. You'll see a small marker next to it when there's something you haven't read, and a banner at the top of the page after a release.

That's the fastest way to find out what changed; these emails will be occasional summaries.

Found a bug? Have a question?

Use the Get help form inside the app. It's the best channel because your message reaches us with the context we need to reproduce the problem.

1. Click Get help at the bottom of the left-hand menu.
2. Write what happened.
3. Send. We reply by email, so just hit reply and we can keep talking there.

What helps most in a bug report:
• What you were doing, and what you expected to happen instead
• The screen you were on
• If a number looks wrong: the number you saw and the number you expected

Please don't include passwords or full account numbers. We never need them, and the form will remind you.

Feature ideas and "this was confusing" notes are just as welcome as bugs — the confusing parts are the ones we most need to hear about, and they're the easiest for us to miss.

Thanks for testing,
Bradley