$ClearView Cash

Status & Changelog

Whether ClearViewCash is up right now, where to look when a bank connection misbehaves, and what we’ve shipped recently.

Right now

Web app
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API & authentication
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Bank data flows through partners with their own status pages: if your balances look stale, check Plaid status (bank connections) and Stripe status (web billing), or Supabase status (our backend platform). Inside the app, every screen that shows a balance also shows its last successful sync, and broken connections get a banner with a reconnect button — we’d rather tell you data is stale than let you trust a stale number.

Changelog

Trust & polish

July 2026
  • Published this status page, a plain-English security overview, and a data-deletion policy.
  • Two-factor setup on the web now shows a scannable QR code.
  • Dead ends removed across the web app: invalid or unshared links now say so instead of loading forever, and deep links land where they point.
  • Invite links now work on every deployment, not just production.

For households

July 2026
  • Sharing setup wizard: decide account-by-account what's yours, mine, and ours — at invite time.
  • Per-member visibility screens show exactly who sees what, before they see it.
  • Transaction comments with mentions, plus a weekly review queue for money-date conversations.
  • Fair-split option: divide shared cards and bills by income share instead of 50/50.
  • Payment-link split math hardened: percentages re-normalize correctly and coverage status is exact to the cent.

Table stakes, done properly

June–July 2026
  • Manual transaction entry everywhere — cash spending counts even without a linked bank.
  • CSV import for switchers and a real, complete data export.
  • A proper web app: persistent navigation, full-width layouts, and faster data loading on every page.
  • Notifications that actually fire: bill reminders, large transactions, budget warnings, goal milestones, low-balance alerts with your threshold.
  • Annual pricing and a simplified plan ladder.
  • Banks show their real names, and reconnecting no longer duplicates accounts or transactions.

The correctness overhaul

June 2026
  • Balances refresh on every sync — the single biggest fix we've ever shipped.
  • Credit-card payments and transfers no longer count as spending or income in any report.
  • One Effective Available definition everywhere; one net-worth definition everywhere.
  • Weekly budgets are judged against weekly windows; biweekly income counts every paycheck.
  • Bill payments, income receipts, and splits write atomically — no more half-saved states.
  • Forecast trust: paid bills stop double-counting, debt-payment levers actually reduce balances, and what-if scenarios validate their inputs.

Security lockdown

June 2026
  • Subscription and billing fields became server-only — entitlement is enforced, not advisory.
  • Bank-connection credentials moved into an encrypted secrets vault; webhook senders must prove who they are.
  • Household privacy hardened: allowlist-based sharing enforced by the database, with an automated test suite proving the deny cases.
  • Two-factor authentication, strict security headers, and continuous integration gates on every change.