@932876d5 it’s a clean looking app! Nice work!

Few things I noticed though that you might want to consider looking into and improving upon:

- Currency comes from the user’s localization or something probably? I can enter a price in € (my currency where I live) but not for example in $ or £, it just takes the amount entered and converts that to the unit amount. It leaves the decimal separator and currency symbol as part of the list item.

- The position of the currency symbol also can vary depending on the location of the user. For example we would write the price as 4€ here, where as somewhere else it would be written as €4. Currently it takes the price value and converts that to unit amount, leaving the currency symbol as part of the list item.

- The default decimal separator used for example where I live is comma instead of a period. Currently I can’t use that as it creates an empty list item entirely.

Didn’t have time to look into the app features and functionality much further than that yet, but hopefully my feedback can be of some use to you. Mostly from what I can see my points would seem to be all localization related, and since I know what a pain localizing an app can be, it’s very much understandable that it likely wasn’t the top priority. Regardless, the app looks good and I’ll be looking forward to any future improvements and development. 

 @cb5b5542 This is incredibly useful, thank you for this! I'll make my way through these soon and work on a better update for different regions. Thanks again!