Windows
My Wealth is currently free and available for Windows 10 and later.
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Release notes (in English)
New features
- Added independent Windows and Linux release commands with explicit Forge targets. Linux builds run in the qualified Ubuntu container from the committed sources; AppImage, Debian and corresponding third-party sources are qualified and published together, with local signing, exact-delivery recovery and preserved release dates.
- Added Linux x86_64 desktop packages in AppImage and Debian formats, with native file dialogs, private settings, atomic saves, encryption and the optional authenticated MCP server. Local AI remains unavailable on Linux. AppImage updates use signed Forge artifacts when writable; Debian installations use their own manual package download. Offline license notices accompany a separate, verified archive of corresponding third-party sources.
- Added keyboard-accessible − / + buttons to the monthly passive-income goal, with a magnitude-based step recalculated after each edit, localized signed step labels, zero and numeric-limit guards, and layouts for desktop and smartphone in all 14 supported languages. Direct entry, projections, confirmation, cancellation and goal removal are preserved.
- Local AI's Available models list now shows all compatible available versions that are not already installed, ordered by Basic, Medium and Advanced, then by ascending numeric version within each type.
- Windows now remembers the main window's size, position and maximized state, adapting restoration to the current display scaling and available work area.
- Local AI catalog requests now include the optional My Wealth Live license when available. The catalog remains accessible without a license, and cached results and ETags are refreshed when the license changes.
- Redesigned the Home ribbon with named groups, stacked secondary commands and a modern Office-inspired appearance. The ribbon can be collapsed for the current session and adapts command sizes before moving groups into popup menus. Existing actions, platform capabilities, local AI placement and activity indicators are preserved, with keyboard navigation, focus restoration and translations for all supported languages.
- Updated command icons throughout the Home, View and Help ribbon tabs, their menus and collapsed groups with the approved Surfaces Office color treatment. Shared artwork and an automated coverage check keep future ribbon icons consistent.
- Extended the approved Surfaces Office icon style across the application, including navigation, portfolio pages, budgets, selectors and desktop/smartphone dialogs. A shared vector catalogue preserves object identity while adapting icons to filled buttons and semantic states; documented structural exceptions and automated coverage checks keep future icons consistent.
- Added searchable third-party license notices in About, including offline native access and read-only discovery of installed AI package notices. Target-specific inventories, corresponding sources and blocking build/distribution checks keep dependencies and copied resources traceable.
- Removed Matomo tracking from the web demonstration. Opening the demo and navigating between pages no longer creates a tracking queue or contacts the analytics service.
- Added Checks, a shared side panel with the local AI assistant, for unavailable currency conversions and budget transfer cycles. Session-based unread counts, deferred opening, correction links and smartphone commands preserve ongoing conversations and work without AI or Live.
- Reorganized the Home ribbon into Portfolio, Add, Monitoring and Application groups, with Organize and Operations stacked beside a larger Properties button, a compact layout at reduced widths, complete accessible command names and preserved Checks and AI activity indicators.
- Added offline USD wealth-ranking references for 20 countries and the world (WID 2024, 2025 prices), with nine dated ECB display rates, a fixed one-adult comparison using total net wealth with a discreet explanatory note, and visible country quality labels and systematic inclusion of all 20 countries.
- Wealth ranking cards now show a compact summary with round information buttons for source, methodology, interpolation limits and exchange rate details. Country estimate qualifications remain visible, the world's imputation explanation is kept in its information dialog, and the translated dialogs support keyboard navigation and focus restoration.
Bug fixes
- Linux update checks now select the correct Forge target and installed channel. Debian reads its manual package download without requiring an AppImage updater entry; protected AppImages retain their versioned manual download.
- Corrected Linux desktop icons and English package descriptions, AppImage compatibility with newer Mesa/Wayland libraries, and native GTK titlebar button handling under Wayland.
- Ribbon commands no longer retain a keyboard focus outline after a pointer click and programmatic focus restoration; keyboard navigation keeps its visible focus indicator.
- Added the missing section captions to the View and Help ribbon tabs, aligned their appearance with Home, and translated the captions into all supported languages.
- Rebuild missing or stale Android target libraries during the Windows fallback for systems without symbolic-link permissions.
- Incomplete currency conversions are now marked beside affected results; current wealth totals and recent variations no longer display partial values as exact results.
- Opening Analyses no longer requests a portfolio exchange rate solely for wealth rankings in the ten covered currencies; genuine missing asset and liability conversions remain reported through Checks.
This first version is not yet digitally signed. Windows may display a security warning when you open it.
