Spendly - Track Expense
iOS app by Hassan Rahman. Finance · Hassan Rahman
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.4
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Store description excerpt
Know where your money goes—without connecting a bank account. Spendly is a simple expense tracker and budget planner for recording income, organizing everyday spending, and seeing your financial picture at a glance. Add a transaction in seconds, create monthly category budgets, and use clear analytics to build better money habits. TRACK INCOME AND EXPENSES Record purchases, bills, salary, freelance income, and more. Add an amount, date, payment method, category, and notes. Use the built-in categories or create your own. PLAN MONTHLY BUDGETS Create a monthly spending plan and set limits for individual categories. Clear progress indicators show how much you have spent and what remains. UNDERSTAND YOUR SPENDING Explore weekly, monthly, and yearly views. See your average daily spending, savings rate, transaction count, leading categories, spending breakdown, and income-versus-expense trends. REVIEW YOUR HISTORY See your transactions in one place. Open any entry to review its details, make changes, or remove it. BUILT FOR EVERYDAY MONEY • No bank account connection required • Works offline after your first sign-in • Syncs pending changes when your internet connection returns • Choose the currency that fits you • Light and dark themes • No ads • No recurring subscription • Sign in with Apple or Google Whether you are managing a monthly salary, student allowance, household expenses, or freelance income, Spendly gives you a clear and practical way to stay aware of your money.
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