Calm motion, numbers that fit
Version 1.17.06 added, 9 changed, 3 removed, 9 fixed
Clicks felt shaky and transitions busy. Motion is now small and consistent, taps don't move the layout, and very large numbers stay inside their boxes.
- Even a nine-digit take-home stays on one line: the figure sizes itself to its box.
Changes in this release
Added
- Peso fields stop at ₱1,000,000,000. A keystroke or paste past it is turned away with a note, never trimmed without telling you.Calculator
- The digits in a peso field shrink to fit as the number grows.Calculator
- The take-home, the phone dock, the 13th month total and the rates by year figures stay on one line, even at ₱9,999,999.99 and up.Calculator
- Returning visitors see an outline of the calculator while their saved figures load, instead of a blank space or ₱0.Calculator
- Exchange rates load into placeholder rows shaped like the list.Calculator
Changed
- Cards and rows light up when pressed instead of shrinking.Design
- Figures change in place while you type and roll to their new value only when you click.Calculator
- Headings fade up once, in 280 milliseconds, instead of rising word by word.Design
- Light and dark crossfade in 220 milliseconds, and switch at once under reduced motion.Design
- Every response to a tap now finishes in about 300 milliseconds or less.Design
- The worker type line keeps the height of its longest description, so the salary panel no longer jumps when you switch.Calculator
- On desktop, the left column holds still while you press things and settles on your next scroll.Calculator
- Sheets that load the first time they open are fetched once the page is idle.Performance
Removed
Fixed
- Opening a sheet no longer shifts the page sideways.Design
- Wide tables, like the tax table and Compare an offer, scroll inside their box instead of moving the page.Calculator
- Large wage multiples are grouped with commas.Calculator
- Toast text wraps beside Undo instead of running under it.Calculator
- A sheet opened from the keyboard no longer draws a focus ring around itself.Accessibility
- Small grey text that has to be read is a step darker, for contrast.Accessibility
- Survey ranges read "18 to 24" in every language, and the Russian strings no longer use dashes.Languages
- In Arabic, Bengali and Hindi, "65 or older" had been translated as "6 to 12 months ago". It now says 65 or older.Languages
27 changes in this release.

