
Whalefy: Manual Budget Tracker
Track Expenses, Save Money
About
This app helps you manage your personal budget with a simple, clean interface. Track income, expenses, and transfers with detailed analytics and secure manual entry. Organize your money and gain control over your finances.
What's New in Whalefy
2.3
October 23, 2026
Updated the backup system to support three backup sources: local storage, an iCloud folder, and a remote database.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
12 Months
A year for the price of 5 months!
FAQ
What are the subscription plans for Whalefy?
Whalefy offers a 1-month subscription for $1.99 with a 3-day free trial, and a 12-month subscription for $24.99 with a 7-day free trial. These plans unlock advanced features and support the app's development.
Does Whalefy have ads?
No, Whalefy is designed to be ad-free. The developers believe financial apps should not be cluttered with advertisements, ensuring a focused user experience.
How secure is Whalefy?
Whalefy prioritizes data security using modern practices. All transactions and wallet data are entered manually by the user, and the app does not connect to bank accounts or access banking credentials.
What devices does Whalefy support?
Currently, Whalefy is supported on iPhone devices. Future platform expansions may be considered based on user demand and development resources.
How often is Whalefy updated?
The app was last updated on May 27, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing maintenance and improvements. Users can expect regular updates to enhance functionality and security.
What is the age rating for Whalefy?
Whalefy has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in personal finance management.
What types of transactions can I record in Whalefy?
Whalefy supports three main transaction types: income, expenses, and transfers. Each transaction can also include a short comment for additional detail.
Can I track debts and loans with Whalefy?
Yes, you can create wallets with negative balances to track debts, loans, and credit cards, alongside positive balance wallets for cash, savings, and investments.



