The v1.2.1 release is a small follow-up to v1.2.0: it fixes MCP access behind a reverse proxy and a budget drill-down bug. There are no user-facing feature changes and no breaking changes — upgrading is a straight image bump. Changelog # Fixed the MCP server rejecting every /mcp request when Econumo runs behind a reverse proxy. A DNS-rebinding guard meant to protect local, browser-driven desktop servers was also applying to Continue reading
The v1.2.0 release is Econumo's biggest yet: run it as a single self-contained binary with no Docker at all, let an AI assistant read and log your transactions through a built-in MCP server, migrate to PostgreSQL in one command, and manage your own account email without contacting support. Talk to your finances from an AI assistant # Econumo now ships a built-in MCP server, so any MCP-compatible client — Claude Continue reading
The v1.1.0 release follows the maintenance-only v1.0.2 with real new features: multi-language support, a redesigned account-sharing flow, exact decimal money handling, and new-release notifications — plus a substantial security-hardening pass after an authorization audit and an external security review, and a batch of budget and UI fixes. Breaking changes for third-party API clients — the bundled web app is unaffected and needs nothing from you beyond the usual image bump, Continue reading
The v1.1.1 release is a small follow-up to v1.1.0: it resolves three CodeQL code-scanning findings in the Go backend. There are no user-facing changes and no breaking changes — upgrading is a straight image bump. Changelog # Resolved three CodeQL code-scanning alerts flagged in the Go backend (hardening only, no change in behavior). GitHub release # Econumo: v1.1.1 Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1
The v1.0.2 release is a maintenance update with no user-facing changes. It bumps dependencies across the Go backend and the React frontend, and reworks the multi-arch release image build to cross-compile natively instead of running under QEMU. Changelog # Dependency updates across the Go backend and the React frontend (crypto, mailer client, linting, test tooling, and more). Release image builds now cross-compile natively instead of emulating under QEMU, cutting multi-arch Continue reading
The v1.0.1 release is a small follow-up to the v1.0.0 rewrite: a new footer at the bottom of Settings that tells you which version you're running, plus a fix for setting spending limits on tags and categories you add after creating a budget. There are no breaking changes — upgrading is a straight image bump. Know your version at a glance # The bottom of the Settings screen now shows Continue reading
The v1.0.0 release is a complete rewrite of Econumo — a new Go backend and a redesigned React frontend, shipped together as a single self-contained binary. The app got much faster, memory consumption dropped from ~200 MB to ~10 MB, and every credential in your account — sessions, API tokens — is now visible and revocable. Breaking changes — upgrading from v0.x moves the Docker image and rewrites your .env. Continue reading
The v0.10.1 release adds a version indicator so you can always tell which build of Econumo you're running, and fixes a startup issue on Alpine-based images. Changelog # Added a display of Econumo's current version. Fixed an Alpine entrypoint failure by replacing su with su-exec. GitHub releases # Econumo: v0.10.1
The v0.10.0 release raises the character limit for account names, categories, recipients, senders, tags, and budgets from 18 to 64 characters, giving you much more room for descriptive names. The transaction list component has also been refined to prevent accidental switching. GitHub releases # Econumo: v0.10.0
The v0.9.0 release brings Econumo together as a fully open-source project in a single repository, now licensed under the permissive MIT license. It also improves the consistency of dialog windows and delivers an enhanced shared-access screen. Changelog # Merged Econumo’s source code into a single repository. Changed the license from AGPLv3 to MIT. Improved dialog window consistency. Enhanced the shared access screen. Upgraded PHP to version 8.5. GitHub releases # Continue reading