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Create an account in Penniva to represent the money you want to track—this is a local financial account, not a login. Set category budgets and income estimates, then add a few transactions. You do not need bank credentials.

This website previews the submitted 1.1 update with synthetic app screens. Version 1.1 is awaiting review; the App Store may still deliver the earlier published version. Some screen details also differ between iPhone and iPad.

In version 1.1, open Penniva Pro and use Restore Purchases with the Apple Account used for acquisition or purchase. Founder recognition uses verified original App Store acquisition before the cutoff, not installation date. Contact support if access still looks wrong.

Penniva 1.1, Pro access, iOS/iPadOS 17 or later, the same iCloud account on your own devices, a connection and available iCloud storage. Cloud Sync is off until enabled. Follow the app’s readiness and source-choice explanations before proceeding.

Your local records and free export/backup access remain available. Read the status shown in Data & Privacy, check connectivity and iCloud availability, and contact support with the message if you need help. Avoid deleting the cloud copy or reinstalling as a troubleshooting shortcut.

No. CSV gives you transaction rows to use elsewhere; it does not preserve the full structure of your Penniva budget. Use Full Backup for supported financial history and settings. Keep the generated file and its passphrase somewhere safe.

No. Penniva does not store or recover it. A protected backup requires its passphrase and a compatible Penniva version. If you still have access to your local budget, create another backup with a passphrase you can safely keep.

Review the batch in Migration Center. Check the account, categories and amounts. Undo Import is available for the selected local import batch, subject to the app’s confirmation and safeguards. Import rollback history does not sync to another device.