0.21.2

The card on file looks like the card

Saved payment methods now carry each card network's own logo, so a Visa looks like a Visa and a Mastercard looks like a Mastercard.

The network name is spelled properly too. An American Express card was reading as "American-express", which is what our payments provider calls the network internally rather than what the network is called. Every row also now says whether the card is credit or debit, and the date it expires.

A card about to lapse says so

A card within two months of expiring is flagged on its row, and one that has already expired is flagged in red.

Usage bills monthly, so a card that quietly lapses is not noticed until a charge fails and the invoice sits unpaid. This is the page that is supposed to prevent that, so it now says it first.

Invoices are a download button

The link to an invoice PDF was a grey word the same size as the date beside it, and nothing about it said you could take it away. It is now a button, with a download icon.

Credit history rows carry a mark for where each grant came from, and the two history views are switched with a proper control instead of two chips that looked like status labels.

The plan leads the page

Your plan now sits on the same drafting-grid band the Knowledge collections use, with a mark that steps up from Solo to Pro to Scale.

The free-credit balance gained the same meter the monthly call count already had. On the Solo plan there is no monthly allotment, so the balance is the number actually worth watching, and it was the one without a bar.

Settings sections stay in view

The section list down the left of Settings no longer scrolls away with the page. It stays put while the section you are reading scrolls.