Roadmap for 2026
Hello Actual Budgeters! Another year has gone by with many fixes and upgrades to Actual. Let's look back over the year and also look at what's to come.
Hello Actual Budgeters! Another year has gone by with many fixes and upgrades to Actual. Let's look back over the year and also look at what's to come.
This release contains the following notable improvements, along with numerous fixes:
Actual has started receiving what can only be described as AI slop — pull requests and issues generated entirely by automated systems with no human involvement. These require the same amount of triage and review time as genuine contributions, but add no value. Every minute spent dealing with machine-generated junk is time not spent improving Actual itself.
This release contains the following notable improvements, along with numerous fixes:
delete rule actionNote: We are dropping support for Node versions older than 22 in this release. If you are using one of these versions of Node you will need to upgrade to at least Node 22.
Three months ago, we launched an experiment: using community donations to directly support the people who keep this project running. The idea was simple — compensate core contributors for the invisible but essential work of reviewing pull requests, triaging issues, and preparing releases.
Today, we’re excited to share that the trial has been a success. 🎉
Thanks to your feedback, patience, and ongoing support, we’ve ironed out the kinks in the system, resolved bugs in the points tracking process, and proven that this model is both fair and sustainable.
As a result: we’re making contributor payments permanent.
This release contains the following improvements, along with numerous fixes:
This release contains the following improvements, along with numerous fixes:
This release contains the following notable improvements:
This release contains the following improvements:
This release has many notable improvements. Some highlights:
As of this release we are also now publishing nightly versions of all the NPM packages, giving more consistency for anyone testing features before they are released.