Record in seconds
A keypad made for amounts — with a 000 key — then a category and a wallet. That’s the whole form.
Money Note
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Native · iPhone & iPad
Money Note
Simple spending notes, kept in your private iCloud
Money Note does one thing: it keeps an honest record of where your money went. Tap ＋, type the amount, pick a category — done. Your month can start on payday instead of the 1st, recurring bills record themselves, and everything stays in your own iCloud.
Download on theApp Store
Free · iPhone & iPad · iOS 16+
What it does
Move over from another app
Already keeping a spending log somewhere else? Money Note brings it over from that app’s own export or report — wallets, categories, transfers and balances, with every wallet checked against the file before anything is saved. (Learn more)
Every kind of wallet
Cash, bank accounts, e-wallets and credit cards. A card is simply a wallet that goes negative: you see what you owe, and the limit is a reminder, never a block.
Your month, your start day
Count from payday instead of the 1st. Each wallet can have its own start day, so a credit card follows its statement.
Recurring that records itself
Salary, rent, the phone bill. Due entries are recorded when you open the app, with a reminder beforehand — and never twice, even across two devices.
Subscriptions at a glance
Every plan you pay for, what it costs per month, free trials ending soon, and the ones you cancelled — kept, so you remember when you stopped paying.
Transfers that don’t inflate totals
Move money between wallets or pay off a card. Transfers never count as income or spending; an optional fee is recorded as its own expense.
One wallet, one currency
Each wallet keeps the currency it was created in, and totals are grouped per currency — different currencies are never added together.
Search and filter
Find any entry by note or category, accents optional. Filter history by period, by income or spending, by category.
Synced by your iCloud
iPhone and iPad stay in step through your private iCloud. There is no account to create and no server of ours in between.
A month that starts when yours does
Most money apps cut the month on the 1st. Yours might start on payday, or a credit card might close its statement on the 25th. Pick the day once — for the whole app or per wallet — and every total follows it.
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Current periodMay 25 – Jun 24
Day 31 in a 30-day month falls back to the last day, automatically.
How it works
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Set it up once
Choose your language, your main currency and the day your month starts.
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Add your wallets
Cash, bank accounts, e-wallets, cards — each with the balance it has today.
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Tap ＋ when you spend
Overview shows your net worth and this period’s income and spending, per currency.
Left out on purpose
Money Note stays small so recording stays fast. When in doubt, a feature doesn’t go in.
- No budgetsIt records where money went. It doesn’t lecture you about where it should go.
- No bank loginYou never hand over banking credentials. Nothing reads your accounts.
- No ads, no trackingNo analytics SDK, no advertising ID, nothing watching how you use it.
- No accountNo sign-up, no email, no password. Open the app and start.
Privacy, briefly
Money Note collects nothing. Your wallets and transactions live on your device and in your own private iCloud, which only you can read — not us.
Read the full privacy policy →Supported today: MISA Sổ Thu Chi — its “Bảng kê thu chi” export (.xlsx). In the app: Settings → Data → Import from another app. The file is read on your device and never uploaded. Coming from a different app? Send us a message with its name, and we’ll add more apps in later updates.