DebtBook

DebtBook

Simple debt management

21 ratings
12 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 8, 2013
  • November 8, 2020
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About

Easily track money lent and borrowed with friends and family. Record transactions, split bills, and save payment history for simple financial management.

Track debts and debtors
Record payments lent or borrowed
Split amounts between multiple people
Save payment history
Share transaction details
Supports multiple currencies
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What's New in DebtBook

2.2.0

November 8, 2020

– Improved compatibility with modern versions of iOS and iPadOS and modern hardware. – Added support for Dark Mode.

User reviews

Great app, simple and works

simple controls, easy to use, super handy to use to keep track of numbers. Great job dev team 👍

Love this app!

Only thing I would request be added is ability to share between devices allowing data to be entered on one and have it appear on the other (i.e. iPad to iPhone).
Thanks!!!

Simple improvements

Such a great app! Only need some improvements like creating folders ,search bar and the most important cloud save . I am using this app for 1 year and really helped me in the debts thanks to the developer and i hope the next update include these improvements.

Also great for tracking funds and purchases

I LOVE this app!
I not only keep track of debts, but keeping track of my funds across different bank accounts and online accounts. (Like Venmo, cash app & PayPal) It makes it easy to see my total financial state

The beauty of this app is in it’s simplicity that you can use each “debt” tab you make however/whatever you want it for.

Of course you have to manually put in each change in the balance, but it’s super quick and easy, plus you can put a note to remind you what it was for. I make it a habit to log a transaction on here right after I make it.

***The ONLY THING I WISH it could do is allow you to attach pictures to each transaction note. That way it can double for recording receipts.
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FAQ

How does DebtBook help manage my finances?

DebtBook allows you to easily record who you owe money to and who owes you money. You can log transactions, split bills, and maintain a history of payments, simplifying your personal debt management.

Can I use DebtBook to split expenses with multiple people?

Yes, DebtBook enables you to enter multiple names when recording a transaction and split the amount accordingly. You can even include yourself in the split by adding 'Me' or 'I'.

What currencies does DebtBook support?

DebtBook supports various world currencies, allowing you to change the currency for your transactions if necessary. You can choose from your favorites or any other global currency.

How can I share my debt information with others using DebtBook?

You can share transaction details directly from DebtBook via Email or iMessage. Alternatively, you can copy the information and paste it into any other application.

Is DebtBook available on multiple devices?

DebtBook is designed for Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is optimized for use across these platforms.

How often is DebtBook updated?

The latest version of DebtBook, 2.2.0, was released on November 8, 2020. While updates may vary, the app has been available since 2013.

What is the age rating for DebtBook?

DebtBook has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This indicates it contains no mature content.

Does DebtBook have ads?

The provided data does not specify if DebtBook contains advertisements. However, its 'free' monetization model suggests it may be ad-supported or rely on other revenue streams.