5 iPhone apps for running finance

1. CoinKeeper

The main advantage of this program is its intuitive and user-friendly interface with many informative icons. With simple gestures, you can instantly track your expenses. Among other things, CoinKeeper allows you to set financial goals, set a budget, and plan expenses. Thanks to tables and graphs, it is very easy to control the dynamics of funds.

Advanced reports, cloud data synchronization, joint budget management and some other functions are available only in the paid version of the program or after subscribing.

2. Debit & Credit

This app follows the principle of minimalism. It has practically no graphics and all menus consist of text lists. But in terms of functionality, the program is not as simple as it looks. You can create invoices and expense categories, set up budgets, record expenses, and monitor the movement of funds using charts.

The developers paid special attention to the reports. Debit & Credit displays detailed information about what and how much you spend money and whether your income is growing. The program even predicts your financial condition based on scheduled transactions.

In addition, Debit & Credit supports import and export of data in CSV format and sync via iCloud. To add more than two accounts and be able to attach photos of receipts to transactions, you need to buy a paid version of the program.

3. Moneon

After the first launch, the application instructs the user in detail using interactive prompts. Therefore, it will not be difficult to understand it. The program is beautifully designed and does not suffer from a lack of features. Moneon allows you to capture expenses and match them against allocated budgets. You can create several wallets and control their financial turnover independently of each other.

The developers believe that it is not necessary to take into account income, since it is stable for most people. Therefore, they focused on tracking spending, but in the framework of a paid subscription, income accounting is still present.

In addition, premium users receive detailed financial statements, as well as the ability to save photos of checks and track debts, shared wallet management and other additional features.

4. Money is OK

Money OK also uses icons to visualize sources of funds and expense categories. In this way, it resembles CoinKeeper. But "Money OK" is much simpler and is only suitable for calculating the difference between earned and spent money without taking into account debts and creating financial goals.

The application synchronizes data with other devices and allows you to control common finances together with relatives or partners. There is a function for exporting to CSV. The paid version has more detailed reports.

5. HomeMoney

And finally, the simplest application in this collection. It is suitable for users who want to keep track of their spending history without bothering with income control, budgeting and other subtleties. All data entered into the program is synchronized with the cloud. The free version has a rather strict limit on the number of spending per week. There can be no more than a dozen of them.