ecu - Expense Manager
Tristan Nobre · Finance
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Linking a transaction to a debt is more direct: debts come first, and each one opens its own entries, with a search.
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No in-app purchases.
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ecu is a personal expense tracker built for people who want real control over their finances, without the clutter. Track multiple accounts, each with its own currency. See your global balance converted in real time with live exchange rates. Set up recurring transactions, monthly budgets, and split purchases into detailed line items. Export your data as CSV or PDF whenever you need it. Features: - Multi-account with independent currencies (EUR, USD, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD) - Live exchange rates and global balance - Recurring transactions, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly - Monthly budgets with visual progress tracking - Split transactions into individual line items - Full-text search across all transactions - CSV & PDF export with custom date ranges - Per-account and global statistics with 7 chart types - Merge categories and payment methods - Ignore specific items from statistics - Customizable notifications, daily reminders, weekly budget summaries, monthly recaps - Home screen widgets - Biometric lock (Face ID / Touch ID) - iCloud sync across all your devices - Full VoiceOver accessibility - Available in English and French No ads. No subscriptions. No account required. Your data stays on your devices, synced through iCloud.
What's new · 2.15.1
Linking a transaction to a debt is more direct: debts come first, and each one opens its own entries, with a search.
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