Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
Harbor now calls itself Harbor everywhere. Parts of the app still used an earlier name — the welcome text, the delete confirmation, Settings, the app lock screen, and the Face ID request. If the name on your home screen never quite matched the name inside, that was why. It matches now, in all 15 languages. The app icon has changed as well.
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Harbor is for people who avoid looking at what they owe -- not because they don't care, but because looking feels like being judged. Open it and nothing bad happens. No score, no ranking, no red numbers, no lecture about what you should have done differently. Just the real total, and a quiet place to sit with it. You add what you owe by hand: the name, the balance, and -- if you know them -- the interest rate and the minimum payment. No bank linking, no account, no sign-up. Nothing you type here leaves this phone. WHAT'S INSIDE -- Your real total, right now, in your own currency (23 to choose from) -- A weekly check-in that takes under a minute: tap how it feels (heavy / okay / a bit lighter -- there is no wrong answer), update a balance if you know it, done -- "Since your last check-in" -- the interest that quietly added up while you were away. Information, not a scolding, and deliberately capped so it never becomes a frightening number -- A clear-by date: enter a rate and a monthly payment and Harbor estimates the month each debt finishes -- Progress counted from what you actually brought down, so entering a forgotten balance later can't erase it -- A history chart of your total over time -- Optional Face ID or passcode lock, because debt is something people hide from the people closest to them, not just from themselves -- An optional weekly reminder. One quiet nudge, nothing more -- Light, dark, or automatic appearance, in 15 languages WHAT HARBOR NEVER DOES -- No streaks. A missed week is never drawn as a broken chain -- No payoff strategy, no snowball-versus-avalanche coaching, no financial advice. This is not a coach. It's a mirror -- No bank connection, no account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking of any kind Harbor doesn't sell your data because it never collects any. Everything you enter stays on this device, and it is still there -- quiet, honest, and never judging you -- whenever you are ready to look again.
What's new · 1.0.3
Harbor now calls itself Harbor everywhere. Parts of the app still used an earlier name — the welcome text, the delete confirmation, Settings, the app lock screen, and the Face ID request. If the name on your home screen never quite matched the name inside, that was why. It matches now, in all 15 languages. The app icon has changed as well.
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