Gastos Spending Tracker

Gastos Spending Tracker

On-device AI. Any Currency.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 9, 2026
  • April 12, 2026

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Track your spending in seconds — just type, snap a receipt, or say it out loud. Gastos uses on-device AI to parse your expenses instantly. No accounts. No cloud. Your financial data never leaves your iPhone. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Every expense stays on your device. No sign-ups, no servers, no tracking SDKs. Gastos processes everything locally using Apple Intelligence — your receipts, your voice, your search queries. What you spend is nobody's business but yours. THREE WAYS TO LOG - Type "coffee 4.50" and it's saved instantly - Snap a receipt — OCR extracts the merchant, amount, and date - Say "lunch twenty dollars" — voice transcription does the rest Every entry goes through a quick review so you're always in control. SMART SEARCH THAT ACTUALLY WORKS Filter by date, tags, trips, or currency when you need precision. TRAVEL MODE Traveling? Gastos detects your timezone change and suggests switching currencies. Log expenses in local currency while seeing the home equivalent in real time. Dual-currency display in your feed, trip-level analytics, and exchange rates that work offline. CLEAR ANALYTICS See where your money goes with tag-based breakdowns, period comparisons, and your largest expenses — all in one glance. No overwhelming dashboards. Just answers. EXPORT ANYTIME Your data is yours. Export to JSON or CSV whenever you want. Filter by date range or trip before exporting. Gastos requires an iPhone with iOS 18 or later.
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What's New in Gastos Spending Tracker

1.0.1

April 12, 2026

Fixed an issue where the "Looks like you're traveling" prompt would keep appearing even when you weren't traveling. This mostly affected users in countries with multiple timezones (like Canada, the US, and Australia). The app now uses your actual device timezone instead of guessing from your currency, and tapping "Not now" will actually stick.

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