Wallet - Daily Budget & Profit

Wallet - Daily Budget & Profit

Personal Expense Tracker

5.9K ratings
2108 reviews
#120 in top-grossing Finance
📊 Productivity
💰 Finance
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 4, 2015
  • September 1, 2026

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Manage your personal finances with this comprehensive tool. Track expenses automatically, plan budgets, and gain insights into your spending habits. It helps you save money, manage debt, and plan for the future by consolidating all your financial information.

Automatic bank synchronization
Expense and income tracking
Insightful reports and charts
Flexible budgeting tools
Stock portfolio tracking
Debt and bill management
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What's New in Wallet

5.7.3

September 1, 2026

- Forecasted spend breakdown showing how your budget is calculated - Bug fixes and UI improvements

Subscription plans

Premium

Unlimited accounts and bank integrations

$5.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$29.99

Lifetime Premium

Unlimited accounts and bank integrations

Charts

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Last updated on September 3, 2026.

User reviews

Good but needs improvement

I've been using Wallet since 2020, and I paid for the lifetime subscription. I've loved the app for most of my time using it, and it's been one of my favourite budgeting apps. I was originally an Android user, and after switching to iPhone, I noticed a few features and issues that I really hope can be addressed.
1) Recurring payments: As another user has already mentioned, there seems to be an issue with setting recurring payments to fortnightly. I can select a specific start date, but as soon as I set the payment to repeat every two weeks, the start date automatically reverts to the date I created the recurring payment. For example, if I create it today but want the first payment to start next week, I can select that date, but it resets to today once | select "every two weeks". I hope this makes sense!
2) Default payment type: On Android, I was able to set my default payment type to cash. On iPhone, it seems to default to cash and I have to manually change it every time record a transaction. This can get quite frustrating when entering multiple transactions.
3) Customising categories: I would really love more flexibility to modify, rearrange and customise the categories. Being able to create our own categories and organise them in a way that makes sense to our individual budgeting needs would be a great addition.
4) Calendar view: A calendar overview showing my expenses by day would also be a really useful feature. It would be nice to see a summary of my spending for the day across my accounts.
Please consider these fixes and updates as I genuinely really like Wallet and would hate to have to switch to another budgeting app and start everything again. I've been using Wallet for years and would much rather continue using it if these features and issues could be improved. Thank you!
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The only way I

The only reason why

One time purchase

I highly recommend this app for people who want to track their spending and how they handle finances on a day to day basis. One time purchase is worth it and you got a lot of features such as budgeting and planned transactions.

Underrated!

I compared Wallet with Snoop and Emma and downloaded all three to try them out. After using them side by side, I chose to go with Wallet.

It may not have the fancy interface or as many features as the other two apps, but I actually find Wallet much more user-friendly, simple and straightforward. For practical day-to-day budgeting and keeping track of my income and expenses, it is more than sufficient.

One feature I particularly love is the “Must / Need / Want” feature. I’ve found a creative way to use for separating my own spending / expenses shared with family members in same household / expenses with friends. This makes it much easier for me to accurately keep track of my individual actual spending after split.

I also really appreciate the flexibility of the categories and the ability to customise how I record different types of income — for example, salary, repayments or reimbursements from family members and friends, and income from different sources. It gives me much more freedom to organise my finances in a way that actually reflects my real-life situation.

In my opinion, if you’re willing to be a little creative with how you use the features, Wallet can be surprisingly powerful for managing more complex living expenses. For my personal needs, I actually find it more practical than Snoop and Emma.

I’m really glad I found this app and honestly wish I had switched from my previous budgeting app to Wallet earlier!

And one thing I appreciate most: Wallet gives users the option to make a one-off payment to unlock the full functionality, rather than forcing you into a subscription. That was a big plus for me.

Highly recommended if you’re looking for something practical, flexible and easy to use rather than an overly complicated budgeting app!
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Bagunça a inserção de dados

Fui consultar o app pelo meu iPad e várias pendências duplicaram bagunçando toda a visão, compromete a credibilidade do app. Em uma planilha básica isso não acontece.

Response from developer

Sentimos muito pelo transtorno com os lançamentos duplicados. Isso não deveria acontecer e entendemos a frustração. Por favor, entre em contato com nossa equipe de suporte para investigarmos o caso com mais detalhes.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Accounts randomly disconnecting from banks

Bug

Incorrect balance and transaction data displayed

Bug

Crashes and freezes when navigating the app

Bug

Issues with importing CSV/OFX files

Bug

Syncing problems between mobile and web versions

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add recurring expense management

Feature

Implement fortnightly/bi-weekly budgeting cycles

Feature

Allow manual editing of transaction details

Feature

Provide an option to change the base currency

Feature

Add support for more banks and financial institutions

Feature

FAQ

What does Wallet do?

Wallet is a personal finance manager designed to help you save money, plan for the future, and see all your finances in one place. It allows you to track expenses automatically through bank synchronization, dive into spending reports, manage debt, and track bills.

What are the key features of Wallet?

Key features include automatic bank updates for transaction syncing and categorization, unlimited account creation, insightful financial reports and charts, stock portfolio tracking, and flexible budgeting tools. It also offers cloud synchronization across devices and multi-currency support.

Is Wallet free to use?

The app offers a free version with core functionalities. However, it also provides premium features such as automatic bank updates and unlimited accounts, which are available through in-app purchases or a subscription model.

What devices is Wallet compatible with?

Wallet is available for mobile devices and also offers a web interface. This allows users to access and manage their finances from anywhere, anytime, across all their devices.

Who should use Wallet?

Wallet is ideal for anyone looking to simplify their spending tracking, create clear budgets, and gain better control over their financial situation. It's suitable for students, business users, travelers, and anyone wanting to make wise financial decisions for the short and long term.