# FlashBill: Expense Tracker — Instant expense records > Instant expense records (iPhone/iPad app by Jesus Alberto Duerto Prado.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/flashbill-expense-tracker/id6762032588 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Jesus Alberto Duerto Prado](https://appshunter.io/developer/1892580376) - Category: Finance, Utilities - Price: Free with in-app purchases - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 18.0 · 85 MB - Languages: American English, European Portuguese, European Spanish - Released: 2026-07-31 - Data updated: 2026-09-27 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/flashbill-expense-tracker/id6762032588/reviews.md ## What is FlashBill? FlashBill is your personal finance tracker: fast to use, clear to read, and it never connects to your bank. RECORD IN SECONDS Log income or an expense in a few taps. From your phone's home screen you can record a transaction without even opening the app. YOUR ACCOUNTS AND CARDS Cash, debit and credit cards with their statement and payment dates. Transfers between accounts, installment purchases and recurring transactions that generate themselves. MY LOANS Keep track of who owes you and who you owe, with partial payments and a balance that is always up to date. If the other person also uses FlashBill you can link up, and every transaction shows in both apps without anyone having to send a reminder. RECEIPTS AND MULTIPLE CURRENCIES Attach a photo of the receipt to a transaction and work with more than one currency, with its exchange rate. REPORTS YOU ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND Charts by category, by account and by period, so you can see where the money goes without reading a spreadsheet. YOUR MONEY STAYS HERE FlashBill never connects to your bank and never asks for banking credentials. Your transactions travel end-to-end encrypted: not even we can read them. And the little that does leave your phone — crash reports and usage statistics — is spelled out on the welcome screen, with its switch in plain sight so you can turn it off whenever you want. FREE AND PREMIUM Free: two devices and everything essential to keep your accounts. Premium: up to 20 accounts and cards, up to 100 custom categories, photos on your transactions, up to 5 simultaneous devices, the complete "My Loans" section, shared finances and priority support. Spanish, English and Portuguese. Light and dark mode. ## Pricing and in-app purchases Base price: Free. **Subscriptions** | Subscription | Price | Period | | --- | --- | --- | | Individual Monthly | $1.99 | per month | | Individual Annual | $19.99 | per year | ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 0.66.4 — 2026-09-24 Bugfixes ### 0.66.2 — 2026-09-21 Your loans, easier to read Every entry now carries its sign: green and plus for money that came to you — what they lent you and what they paid you — and red and minus for money that left, just like your usual history. On the other person's phone the same entry reads exactly the other way around, because the opposite happened to them. And every entry says in words what it was — "You lent", "They lent you", "They paid", "You paid" — next to its date, without repeating the person's name: you're already inside their card. Its circle carries the initial of whoever put in the money, so at a glance you know which ones were yours and which were theirs. In the loans list, each person now shows their initial too. Buttons that say what they do The bottom no longer says "Collect": that sounded like sending the other person a bill, when all it does is record that they already paid you. Now they state the fact — "They paid me", "I paid them", "I lent", "They lent me" — and they change with the account: while there's a debt, the first one settles it; once you're all square, both offer to lend, one way or the other. So recording that someone lent you money again no longer means leaving for the add-transaction screen, and the form that opens is titled just like the button you tapped. "Settled account" only when it really is That badge showed on any payment, even with half the debt still open. Now it appears only when the account with that person is at zero, and the card closes it off with its own badge: "All square". Before, you only saw a grey zero there. The link you share talks about both of you The page someone without the app opens used to say "Owes you" and paint red what you lent: your reading, not the reader's. Now it names both — "Zoe owes Jesús" — every entry says whose money it was, with their initial beside it, and each person has their own color. Since that link gets forwarded, it now says the same thing whoever opens it. And also A loan in another currency shows what it adds to your balance on top and, small underneath, what you lent in its own currency — something that used to go unsaid. And opening a payment that had its own concept no longer announces it as a loan. ### 0.66.1 — 2026-09-20 Your account, only on the phones you choose In Profile, under Passkeys, you now see every phone and tablet where your account is open: its system, its app version and when it was last used, with yours marked first. If you no longer use one or don't recognize it, you remove its access: it signs out as soon as it connects, stops getting your notifications and erases your information from it. And with a single button you sign out of all the others, even if they don't have the app open. Tap any of them to give it a name you recognize, like "Office iPad". The name stays even if you reinstall the app. Your vault, just like your crypto Tap a currency in your vault on the home screen and deposit or withdraw with the same menu as your crypto, with that currency already picked. You no longer need a cash account: money moves in and out of your bank or your cash. When withdrawing crypto or changing currency, today's rate fills in the amount, but if you got something else, you correct it and that is exactly what reaches your account, even if you switch accounts afterwards. And withdraw, buy and deposit now start with the last account you used. In Accounts, your vaults and crypto look just like on the home screen: one card per currency, and tapping it also lets you decide whether it counts toward your total. Clearer pockets Set aside and return look enabled whenever there is money to move, and only turn off when it doesn't fit. A pocket that reaches zero stays on the home screen, ready to use again, and its name and amount sit nicely centered. Deleting a pocket asks first and reminds you the money goes back to the account. Repeats on your schedule When editing a repeating transaction you now pick the day it starts, and dates follow its rhythm: twice a month only offers the 15th and the last day of each month, weekly the same weekday and monthly the same day each month. When you change it, anything still pending is removed and everything moves to the new day, without charging you twice in the same period, and before saving you see when the first entry will be. Your existing repeats stay as they are until you pick a day. And the screen looks like adding a transaction: the amount first with its calculator, the concept below and the account in its colors. And also Buying, withdrawing and transferring crypto no longer runs into the top of the screen while typing. Editing a vault or a wallet keeps whether it counts toward your total. The bolt on your linked loans shows in dark mode. And at Halloween your paid-off loans share the same scene as the active ones. And when signing in with Google or Apple, the button you tap keeps spinning with "Opening Google…" and tells you the window may take a few seconds, so there is no need to tap it again — and it opens sooner. The app also closes unexpectedly less often: a link it doesn't recognize no longer leaves a blank screen, and losing connection to your shared loans no longer closes it. When you share a loan, the link shows your transactions and their photos right away, and removing a transaction's photo really removes it. ### 0.65.0 — 2026-09-13 Your passkey opens your data Switching phones was the awkward part: your entries are encrypted, and on the new one you had to type an eight-digit PIN emailed to you months earlier. Now you sign in with your face or fingerprint and everything is there, because the backup is protected by your own passkey. The PIN is no longer needed. Your data is still yours alone: the key that opens it never leaves your phone, and no one else can read it — we can't either. FlashBill now requires iOS 18 That is what your passkey needs to store the backup. If your iPhone stayed on iOS 17, the version you have keeps working with your data intact. Pick your style and your icon by seeing them The theme has its own screen: light, dark and your phone's, each with a preview. Right there you choose among six home screen icons; classic is for everyone and the rest are Premium. Clearer loans The buttons say what they do: Collect in green if they owe you, Pay in red if you owe, and Lend in blue always. Tapping an entry opens its summary with the amount, date and receipt photo, which now shows on the other person's side too. And settling what you borrowed in a shared book no longer asks for Premium. What you lend always arrives A loan recorded before the two accounts were connected, or after undoing and redoing the connection, could stay only on your phone. Now it reaches the other person's, payments included, without closing the app. And if you undo the connection with a contact, their card has the button to link them again. If the app crashes, we find out When something breaks, we get notified automatically with the screen you were on and the last things you tapped, so we can reproduce it and fix it. Your name, email and amounts never travel, and you can turn it off in Privacy and Data. Because of this change, the app asks you to accept the privacy notice again. Signing out leaves the phone clean Leaving an account removes its notifications, preferences and data copy from that phone, so a shared phone no longer gets the previous account's notifications. Your theme, language and currency stay as you left them. Your account is never left without a door Google, Apple and your passkey could all be removed, locking the account forever. Now the last one can't be removed, and you are told why. Credit cards, easier to enter Installments are picked with a wheel that vibrates on each number, amounts have a cap, and the card opens without jerking. Premium, in gold Activating your subscription is celebrated with a burst of stars, and the gold reaches the plus button and the Loans tab. Halloween in your loans and credit cards Your loans share a single scene with bats and a ghost, and your credit cards bring spiders dropping down their threads. And also When lending you find people you already have even without accents, and you add their email right there. The update notice reaches you even if you fell several versions behind. A contact's email can now be deleted. And the release notes read in full. ### 0.64.7 — 2026-09-11 Your monthly payments, all together Rent, Netflix, the gym or your paycheck: the things that repeat every month used to be scattered across your history. Now you'll find them all together in Settings, under Recurring movements. There you can see how much each one costs, how often it's charged and when the next one is due. If something changes — the rent went up, you switched cards — edit it right there and it updates from the next payment on. What you've already paid stays exactly as it was. Cancelled a subscription? Swipe left to pause it. Signed up again? Swipe right and you're done. And if you don't want to see it anymore, you can delete it: your past payments stay in your history. Upcoming payments, on your home screen See at a glance what's coming up: today, tomorrow, in 4 days. Overdue payments show in red, and anything due today can be paid with one tap. Turn it on or off from Configure home. A history without payments from the future Before, paying this month's rent instantly added next month's, and it sat in your history as if it had already happened. Now each payment only shows up on its own day. Fall behind? Nothing gets lost If several months went by without you marking a payment as done, those months simply disappeared. Now you see all of them, each with its date, so you can catch up. Fixing a payment no longer messes up the rest Changing the amount of a payment you had already made could shift the next ones, duplicate them or make one disappear. Not anymore: you fix that payment and nothing else. And the app no longer asks whether you want to change "just this one or all of them". And also Add notes to what you lend, collect or pay. If someone shares their loans with you, you can see them without Premium. Save a contact's email to stay connected. Analysis now shows your income day by day too. Create a new category without leaving what you're entering. Your most-used accounts and categories come first. And with Premium, try the new Halloween theme. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-09-27.*