Counter+. vs Piggy Ledger

This is a simple counter that lets you keep track of anything. It has a perfect design with just three buttons for easy access. Features: * It can save counted records * You can share the saved counter records * It vibrates every count * it gives click sound every count * Every 25 count speaks the count * You can use to count up or count down in numbers *It remembers last counted numbers if you close app and then come back to it to resume counting * You can continue count on your Apple Watch

Piggy Notes is a minimalist personal expense tracker built around one idea: log fast, see clearly. No complex reports, no fiddly setup — open it and start. Note: the app interface is in Simplified Chinese. LOG IN SECONDS Tap the coin button, pick a category, type the amount — done. A built-in calculator keypad lets you add up a bill on the spot (e.g. 50+20). You can also hold to speak (Beta, Mandarin only) and let the app fill in the amount, category and date for you. SEE YOUR MONTH AT A GLANCE The home ledger groups every entry by day, with income in green and spending in red, and monthly totals pinned on top. Swipe back through previous months anytime. UNDERSTAND YOUR YEAR Yearly charts show month-by-month income vs. spending, your net cash-flow trend, and this year versus last year — so you can see where the money goes. AUTOMATE RECURRING ENTRIES Rent, subscriptions, memberships, salary — set a rule once (daily / weekly / monthly / yearly) and it posts automatically when due. MULTIPLE CURRENCIES CNY, USD, JPY, EUR, GBP and HKD. Each entry keeps its original currency and is converted to your base currency for summaries, with on-demand exchange-rate updates. PRIVATE BY DESIGN All data lives in your own private iCloud and syncs across your devices automatically. There is no server — we don't collect, upload or analyze your data, and there are no ads or third-party tracking. FREE Every feature is free. No in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no ads. iCloud sync requires signing in to iCloud on the device; cross-device sync uses the same Apple Account.