Salary Recorder
Smart tracker for your income
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Track your income, deductions, and net pay with customizable items. Visualize your earnings and work hours with detailed reports and charts. Manage multiple income sources and set payday reminders.
What's New in Salary Recorder
1.3.54
October 28, 2026
Added a setting to toggle dark mode.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
$0.99
Deduction item +1
Increase deduction items from 13 to 14.
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FAQ
What is Salary Recorder?
Salary Recorder is a utility app designed to help you track your monthly income, deductions, and net pay. It allows for detailed customization of income items and provides visual reports of your earnings.
How does Salary Recorder track income?
You can record your base salary, taxes, social insurance, and other deductions with fully customizable item names. The app automatically calculates your net pay based on these entries.
Can Salary Recorder handle multiple jobs or income sources?
Yes, Salary Recorder supports managing multiple data sets, allowing you to track your main job, side jobs, and investments separately and switch between them easily.
Does Salary Recorder have ads?
Yes, Salary Recorder displays advertisements at the bottom of the screen. These ads can be removed by making an in-app purchase to increase the number of customizable items.
What kind of reports does Salary Recorder offer?
The app provides bar, pie, and line charts to visualize income trends, totals, and breakdowns on a monthly and yearly basis. You can also set a custom fiscal year start month.
Is my data safe with Salary Recorder?
Salary Recorder prioritizes privacy by allowing you to protect the app with a passcode. Your data is stored locally on your device and can be backed up to iCloud.
What platforms does Salary Recorder support?
Salary Recorder is available for iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by the supported devices list.
How often is Salary Recorder updated?
The latest version of Salary Recorder is 1.3.54, and it was last updated on October 28, 2026. This suggests a relatively active development cycle.
