HowMuchLeft vs Allot

Description: Keep track of your expenses—simple, fast, and no-frills. HowMuchLeft shows you at a glance how much of your monthly budget is left. No complicated categories, no account linking, no ads—just the essentials. Here’s how it works: • Create categories for your expenses, e.g., “Personal” or “Joint” • Set a default budget for each category • Track expenses in seconds – enter the amount, done • See immediately how much you can still spend this month Key features: • Clear monthly overview with remaining budget per category • Compact annual overview with remaining balance per month and per category • Flexible budgets – adjust the budget for individual months as needed • Track income – record refunds or income as credits • Edit or delete expenses later • Scroll through months and view past expenses • iCloud Backup Your data stays on your device. No registration, no subscription, no tracking. HowMuchLeft – because there’s only one question: How much is left? Full version: • The free version allows you to record 20 entries. • If you like the app, you can unlock it with a one-time purchase with no restrictions—NO subscription.

Every dollar gets a job. Allot is a zero-based budgeting app with no subscription — free to download, $11.99 unlocks every feature forever. Built for people who left YNAB when it went to $109/year, want envelope-style budgeting without a monthly bill, and don't want to hand their bank logins to a third party. Family Sharing is included — your spouse downloads, you pay $11.99 once for the household. WHY ALLOT? — Free download. $11.99 one-time unlocks every feature, forever. — No bank login. You categorize manually so your data stays on-device. — Zero-based budgeting — every dollar of income gets assigned a job. — Goals, debt-paydown plan, recurring-charges tracker built in. — Family Sharing — one purchase covers your whole household. WHAT YOU GET — Build a monthly budget where every dollar has a job — Track net worth and cash flow at a glance — Set goals (emergency fund, trip, anything) and watch progress — Plan debt-free dates with snowball/avalanche math — See every recurring charge in one place — Multiple budgets supported WHAT YOU DON'T GET — No subscription — No bank login required — No social features — No ads — No analytics — No Android (yet) Built solo. The pitch is simple — you should be able to budget without paying $109/year. $11.99 once unlocks everything. That's it.