Built for more than one account.

Set up a Shortcuts automation once, and a card payment made with Apple Pay records itself when you pay, on the account you linked to that card. Receipts are read on your iPhone, and Siri, Spotlight or the Action button start an expense or a transfer.

Card payments

Recorded when you pay, after a one-time setup

Receipts

Read on your iPhone

Shortcuts

Record Card Payment, Add Expense, Add Transfer

Keep each account in its own currency. Totals show in the one you think in, at exchange rates you type and can change later; records valued at a changed rate update with it.

Currencies

Any

Rates

Yours

Base currency

You choose

Personal and company accounts side by side, grouped by owner, with one net worth across them, and statistics for one owner or for all.

Accounts

Grouped by owner

Net worth

One, across everything

Statistics

One owner or all

One total across every account. When real estate counts in your net worth, a second line shows it without real estate.

Planned payments show when each is next due. Reminders come from your iPhone and leave out the amount unless you turn it on. Skip one payment without changing the plan, and unskip it later.

Receipts are read on your iPhone, and categories are suggested from your own past records. If you start a record with Siri, that request goes through Siri, which is Apple’s.

When you change your money, a banner says what was done, with Undo: delete a record, adjust a balance or mark a payment as paid, and take it back in one tap. Most changes work this way; the rest are on their way.

Search by text, merchant or amount, ignoring case and accents, and see your records by merchant and by place.