
Pocket Money: Allowance Log
Allowance tracker & chores
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About
Pocket Money is the allowance tracker for parents who pay their kids in cash. Log weekly allowance, chores with a reward, gifts and spending, and see every child's balance at a glance. No bank card, no account, no internet needed.
WHAT IT DOES
• One tap to add allowance, a chore reward or a gift
• Weekly allowance is credited automatically, even after a week away from the app
• Chores with a price: tap Done and the money lands in the child's balance
• Savings goals with a progress bar for the bike, the game or the trip
• A clear history for every child: who got what, when and why
• Every child gets a card with balance, saved amount and weekly allowance
WHY PARENTS LIKE IT
Cash is still the easiest way to teach kids about money, but paper notes get lost and nobody remembers who owes what. Pocket Money keeps the ledger so the pocket money itself can stay in the piggy bank. Kids see their balance grow, learn that chores earn money and that saving takes time.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Everything stays on your iPhone. No bank card, no account, no cloud, no ads, no analytics. Export the history as CSV whenever you like.
SIMPLE PRICE
One child and one goal are free forever, and logging money is never blocked. A single purchase unlocks every child and unlimited goals. No subscription.
WORKS EVERYWHERE
Choose any currency and any of 45 languages, independent of your iPhone settings. Light and dark mode.
Pocket Money is a private ledger for cash. It is not a bank and does not move real money.
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What's New in Pocket Money
1.3
September 17, 2026
Notebook, free forever: one child, one goal, 3 chores, entries by hand, your last 30 days. New users get the first 14 days with everything open. Family opens everything with a single one-time purchase, no subscription. If you already unlocked the app, nothing changes for you. Your data stays on your iPhone.
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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
$8.99
Unlock Everything
Every child and unlimited savings goals




