FlowFunds now provides a more complete view of income across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Projected income from your other planning pages appears in the Income Statement on iPhone and iPad, matching the desktop experience. A new Auditor control lets you include or exclude this projected income from calculations; your selection also determines whether those entries appear in exported PDF income details. The Income/Debt Auditor now displays savings targets for three, six, and twelve months based on your monthly expenses. These targets remain in the app and are not included in exported PDFs. Projected-income charts have also been improved across desktop and mobile: positions with no yield are hidden, and large values use shorter, single-line labels with K, M, or B abbreviations to prevent wrapping or cropping. Market-data notices are now less intrusive. Warning banners remain hidden when all visible prices are five days old or newer and appear only when at least one visible price is older than five days. FlowFunds can also occasionally display Apple’s familiar App Store rating prompt after you have had time to use the app, with requests limited to no more than once every two weeks.

Large iCloud sync queues now upload in safer batches with clearer progress and retry behavior. This release also improves compact market-data notices, keeps the Settings panel fully visible on iPhone, and clarifies the difference between cross-device dashboard sync and Mac-only iCloud Drive backup restore.

FlowFunds 1.3.1 improves startup and iCloud reliability across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. - FlowFunds now opens from safely saved local data without waiting for iCloud. - Large groups of queued changes sync in smaller, more reliable batches. - Unsent changes remain safely queued when iCloud is slow or temporarily unavailable. - Improved timeout and retry handling keeps your planning workspaces accessible.