Log a spend in three seconds
If logging a spend takes more than a few seconds, you stop doing it. Everything else in the app starts from there.
Five screens
Ledger
Every transaction under its day, with the day's total and the balance for the period. Future transactions sit in a separate group, so what you've already spent and what you know you'll have to spend don't get mixed up.
Entry
Keypad, category, save. It's the screen you use most, and you can finish it without ever moving your thumb. An empty note takes the category's name: no required fields to fill in for the sake of it.
Budgets
A cap per category or an overall one, with what's left shown as a big number. At the end of the period it renews on its own. Each transaction counts only once, even when budgets overlap.
Insights
Where the money goes: a breakdown by category, a comparison with the previous period and the items that weigh the most. It answers "why", not just "how much".
Search
Search by note and category name — the two things you remember about a purchase from three months ago. For the amount, there's already the period filter.
What it doesn't do
The app doesn't connect to bank accounts and doesn't ask for bank credentials: you enter the transactions yourself, and they stay on your device and in your own iCloud.
- ✓No bank account to connect: you enter the transactions yourself.
- ✓No account: nothing to sign up for, nothing to remember.
- ✓No ads, on any screen.
- ✓Your data stays on your device and syncs to your personal iCloud.
- ✓Import and export in a readable file: you can take your transactions out whenever you want.
Premium
Weekly
$2.99
3-day free trial.
Yearly
$17.99
7-day free trial.
US prices; in other countries the App Store shows the local price. The subscription renews automatically and is managed from your App Store account; cancel the trial at least 24 hours before it ends to avoid being charged.