AboutMoney - Expense Tracker

AboutMoney - Expense Tracker

Track Expenses in Seconds

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42 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 18, 2026
  • August 13, 2026

Features

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Effortlessly track your expenses by sharing screenshots or PDF statements. This app uses AI to automatically read and categorize your spending, offering smart insights without requiring bank linking or manual entry.

Expense tracking via screenshots/PDFs
AI-powered automatic categorization
No bank linking required
Smart AI spending insights
Split expenses with friends
Bill payment reminders
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What's New in AboutMoney

1.6.2

August 13, 2026

NEW - Spend by method , see totals for each card, right from Money Tools - Choose a payment method when logging an expense FIXED - Premium now loads right after sign-in, no restart needed - Editing a card no longer overwrites the wrong one - Delete now asks to confirm, and updates everywhere instantly - Swipe to edit works on card transaction lists - Card totals stay accurate after deleting a card - Blank rows while fast-scrolling - Tab bar spacing on smaller phones - Faster, smoother long transaction lists

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Subscription plans

AboutMoney Premium · Monthly

Every feature and every insight, billed monthly.

$0.991 Month
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User reviews

Amazing but can do better

The app is amazing. But sometimes it just cannot add using some bank message.
Also using groups is little bad ux here also possible to add simplification payment like other splitting apps with details about who get paid how much from which person

Response from developer

Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! 🙌 Really appreciate you pointing this out. We’re already working on improving the bank message detection so adding expenses becomes more reliable. And yes, for Splitwise-style splitting, we’re adding a much simpler flow with clear details on who paid, who owes whom, and how much each person needs to pay. Thanks again for helping us make the app better! ❤️

Add wrong payment

Someone sent me money on gpay , i shared that it added it as a expense, these scenario can come in prod , it should have added it as a side income or something, or received. Otherwise the look and feel of UI is very good 👍, These features i think u introduce , u can create shortcut in iphone and and just add my expense like Sync spend app does . Second i feel you should have a account tracker , like from which bank it got deducted, person like me having more than 1 accounts. Overall and all the UI feel i really like it


New feedback: there were 2 transactions of 2500 rs each for the same platform at 12:07pm and 12:08pm but only one getting captured when sharing directly from gpay , if manually uploading pic then it is saying it is duplicate transaction, it is is getting confused when quantity is same i guess so
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! ❤️ The Google Pay issue is already fixed from the backend, so received payments will now be categorized correctly instead of being added as an expense. Thanks for pointing that out! Also, I really appreciate your suggestions about Siri Shortcuts for quick expense logging and an account tracker for multiple bank accounts. Both are great ideas and are definitely on my list as I continue improving the app. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts, it genuinely helps make the app better! 🙌

HELP FULL

It’s very helpful because before this app, I’m spending too much on me and on unwanted things, but after this, I realize how much money I spent on those unwanted things which doesn’t mean a penny to me so from nowadays, I am not spending money on those unwanted

Had nice experience

Nice app and also launch it on google play store guys

Important

Overall, I really like the app and its interface. I purchased a one-month subscription, but I ran into an issue while trying to edit some transactions. I wasn’t able to swipe down or make the necessary corrections, so I logged out and signed back in using the same Apple ID. After logging back in, my subscription had disappeared, and I couldn’t restore it despite trying multiple times. It was a frustrating experience, and I hope this issue can be fixed.
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FAQ

How does AboutMoney track expenses?

AboutMoney allows you to track expenses by sharing screenshots, PDF statements, or bills directly into the app. Its AI then automatically reads and categorizes your spending.

Is AboutMoney secure and private?

Yes, AboutMoney is 100% private and does not require bank linking, SMS access, or internet banking credentials. Your financial data stays private and under your control.

What kind of insights does AboutMoney provide?

AboutMoney uses smart AI to help you understand your spending habits, track categories, identify where most of your money goes, and reduce unnecessary spending.

Can I split expenses with others using AboutMoney?

Yes, AboutMoney is built to help you split expenses with friends, roommates, or groups, making shared finances easier to manage.

Does AboutMoney have ads?

Based on the provided information, there is no mention of advertisements, suggesting it is an ad-free experience.

How often is AboutMoney updated?

The latest version is 1.4, and it was last updated on July 1, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates.

What devices is AboutMoney available on?

While specific device compatibility isn't detailed, it's designed for modern smartphone spending habits and is likely available on iOS and Android platforms.

What is the age rating for AboutMoney?

AboutMoney has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in managing their finances.