Receipts: Budget & Spending

Receipts does one thing: it tells you how much you've spent this month and how much you have left.

Set a monthly budget and add expenses as you go. To add one, type the amount on the keypad that opens right away, or take a photo of the receipt: the app reads the total and suggests it, and you confirm. The reading happens on your phone and the photo isn't sent anywhere.

The main screen shows what you've spent, what's left, whether you're spending faster than planned and how much you can afford per day until the end of the month. You can also look at the week or the year, and go back to previous months.

What's inside:
• Categories with an icon or emoji and, if you like, a monthly limit. You get a notification at 80% and when you go over.
• Planned expenses for rent, bills and subscriptions. On the due date you get a reminder and decide whether to record it. The app never adds anything on its own.
• Shared budgets for your home, your partner or a trip: invite anyone you like through iCloud and you all see the same expenses, who paid and who owes whom. Your personal expenses stay yours alone.
• Income (salary, refunds, gifts) so you can see your balance for the month.
• Investments: stocks, ETFs and funds found by name or ISIN, plus insurance policies or other products added manually. Update their value at the start of each month and see how each holding and your whole portfolio are doing, with your gain or loss.
• Budget extras or reductions for a single month. Whatever you don't spend can carry over to the next one.
• Statistics by category and by day of the week, plus the trend over the last 6, 12 or 24 months.
• Expenses in other currencies, converted with European Central Bank rates you can correct. When you travel, the app suggests the currency of the country you're in.
• Widgets for the Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy, including one to mark a due expense as paid with a tap.
• Apple Watch app: add an expense from your wrist, by voice too.
• Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight: just say "Add an expense in Receipts", and search for a shop in Spotlight to find its expenses.
• Apple Intelligence, on device: it suggests a category while you type and answers questions like "How much did I spend at the supermarket this year?".
• CSV export to open in Numbers or Excel, and import from any CSV, even your bank statement.
• Deleted something by mistake? Shake your iPhone, or press ⌘Z on the Mac, and it's back.

It works on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, and your data syncs through iCloud. There's no account to create, no ads, and nobody collects your data: it stays on your devices and in your iCloud.

Available in 26 languages.