About this app
Where does your money actually go? Boring Expenses shows you in seconds — a tiny, beautifully boring expense tracker that's 100% free, ad-free, private, and sign-up-free. Your data lives in your personal iCloud, end-to-end encrypted by Apple and invisible to us. JUST EXPENSES — NOTHING ELSE - No income tracking — total focus on spending - No multiple accounts — one number, the whole picture - No complicated budgets or category limits - No welcome screens or personal surveys - No bank connections — log each expense by hand, like a journal - No subscriptions, ads, trackers, or analytics - Apple-only — native look, feel, and animations WHY PEOPLE LOVE IT - Ready in the first second: no questionnaires, budget setup, paywalls, or registration - Truly free: no "premium" tiers, no nagging for donations - Private by design: expenses stay in encrypted iCloud, never shared - Works fully offline - Tiny and fast: opens instantly - No category caps: seeing your trends over weeks and months builds smarter habits on its own KEY FEATURES - One-tap expense entry: pick a category, type the amount — done - Beautiful interactive charts that update instantly — week, month, year - 100+ icons and colors to make categories your own - Quick filters by date and category - CSV export: pull your data into Excel or anywhere, anytime - Apple Watch app and Home Screen widgets - Full Dynamic Type and VoiceOver support - Light and dark themes with a true native iPhone feel START TODAY Download Boring Expenses and build smarter everyday spending habits — one tap at a time. Thanks for reading to the end — have a great day! Questions or ideas? Open Settings > Feedback to message the developer directly. Enjoying the app? A quick App Store review means the world.
Latest release
What’s New
This one’s all about language. If you don’t speak English or Russian, the app finally speaks to you too. 34 new languages. The whole app — every screen, the Watch app, the widgets, even the App Store page — is now translated into 34 more languages. Arabic, Japanese, Hindi, Vietnamese, Ukrainian, both flavors of Chinese and Portuguese, and a couple of dozen more. If your phone’s set to one of them, that’s what you’ll see. Right-to-left, done properly. In Arabic and Hebrew the layout mirrors the way it should — chevrons point the right way, and swiping through weeks and months goes the direction you’d expect. Money looks right everywhere now. Amounts follow each currency’s own rules — ¥142 instead of a made-up ¥141.51, and euros keep their trailing zeros (1.163,60 €). Small thing, but it was bugging us. And a few fixes: - Fixed a crash on the add/edit screen for anyone using the Islamic (Umm al-Qura) calendar. - An empty month no longer paints tiny nonsense numbers up the side of the chart. - The Watch summary no longer overlaps itself on the smaller watches. - Cleaner icon buttons in the edit and filter screens. Have a great day!
Audience growth
Ratings growth
Baseline captured. Growth appears after the crawler observes a changed rating count.
Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.
Price tracking
Price intelligence
First snapshot captured. The trend line starts after the next crawler price observation.
- First observed Aug 22, 2026 · 2:59 AM Free
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