SpendBalance vs TapSheet

SpendBalance shows you where your money goes, without the setup. Add a purchase in two taps. Set rent, subscriptions and allowances once and they track themselves — daily, weekly or monthly — so you only log what you actually choose to spend. Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no sign-up, nothing collected. WHAT YOU GET - Two-tap entry — log a purchase in seconds - Recurring transactions — set repeating income and expenses once and let them run daily, weekly or monthly - Four dashboard widgets — month's overview, balance trend, budget situation and spending split - 38 categories in groups like Campus Life, Food & Social and Personal Wellbeing — pick the 7 that matter to you - Day, week, month and year views - 66 currencies - Custom colours and a dashboard you arrange yourself - Dark mode, following your system setting HOW IT WORKS SpendBalance doesn't connect to your bank. You enter what you spend, which takes a couple of seconds — and means the app works with any bank in any country, and that your financial data never leaves your device. Recurring items handle the predictable spending on their own. Start in under a minute. No sign-up screen, nothing to connect.

HOW TO USE TAPSHEET: 1) Answer questionnaire to build your savings plan 2) Input income 2) Input fixed expenses 3) View your remaining to spend TapSheet is the easiest budgeting method. Who even knows how much you spend a month on food & drinks anyways. If you're getting into budgeting for the first time common methods are overwhelming. TapSheet operates on a simple principle. Income - expenses - savings = how much you can spend. If you often find yourself making purchases without knowing if you can afford it TapSheet will help you spend freely while building up savings. *ADDING TRANSACTIONS REQUIRE A SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: https://tapsheet.app/terms