See a project's total

What a trip or a renovation actually cost, with the photos and writing that went with it.

Open More and tap Projects. Each one is listed with the date of its most recent transaction, newest first, and there is a sort control if you would rather order them by name, plus a magnifier to filter by name once the list gets long.

Tap a project and it opens with its pictures first: every photo from everything you tagged, gathered into one block. Tap any of them to page through the whole set full-size. Beneath the photos sit the project's name, its total, and how many transactions make it up.

Below that your spending is grouped by category and then subcategory, each with its own subtotal, and everything starts collapsed. That way you begin with the shape of it, what the trip cost overall and roughly where the money went, then open a category to see subcategories and open those to reach the transactions themselves. Tap any transaction to edit it.

The name is edited in place: tap it, type, tap away. If another project already has that name Carlo says so and puts the old one back. To change a project's color or emoji instead, press and hold it in the Projects list.

Further down, Journal collects any daily journal entries you tagged with this project, each with its date, what you wrote, and that day's pictures, all editable without leaving the project. It only appears once you have actually tagged an entry. Last comes Notes, a freeform note about the project itself, which saves as you type.

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