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Switching to a more universal date format

Minor item but improves user experience: you default everything to DD/MM/YYYY date formats which is normal in most of the world but confuses Americans used to MM/DD/YYYY. I just saw on my test subscription “renews on 10/05/2026” which I thought meant Oct 5th, but it means May 10th. One solution would be to let us configure it, or to configure it automatically by country, but the simplest might be to just start displaying dates in a friendly “May 10, 2026” or “Oct 5, 2026” format so it’s universally understood worldwide.

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Shreya·23 days ago

That’s a really great point! Switching to a friendly, spelled-out date format (like "May 10, 2026") makes complete sense to avoid any confusion worldwide.

We have added this to our roadmap and plan to improve our date formatting in a future update. Thanks for the feedback!

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