Find that little thing.
Search your journal and filter activity by month or category.
The coffee. The groceries. That weekend away. Give your spending a simple place to land — and your mind a little room to breathe.
Outlays 2.0 is in iOS testing.
Android is on its way. See availability
Tap around. This little demo is yours to explore.
Less keeping it all in your head.
More getting on with your day.
Give every outlay an amount, a category, and a little context. Add a receipt photo so the details are right there when you need them.
Search your journal and filter activity by month or category.
Groceries, travel, or a little treat. Make categories that fit your life.
Choose your currency. Keep each currency’s totals together, without conversion.
Record money coming back, with a date and a note you can find later.
A budget is a plan for your money. See what you’ve spent, what’s coming up, and what’s left to work with.
Move the slider. Make it your month.
Illustrative amounts in USD. Your plan isn’t your bank balance.A little preview of the new Outlays monthly plan.
Bring expenses in from a CSV file. Take a spreadsheet-friendly export with you. Save a JSON backup of your expenses, categories, budgets, and bill schedules.
Your choice. Your files. Your next step.
No account to create. No bank to connect. Your expense records and receipt photos stay in the app on your device. You choose when to export or share them.
The details on your dataOutlays 2.0 is currently in iOS TestFlight testing. The Android version is being prepared for Google Play. The interactive screens on this page preview the new design; the App Store link currently opens the original iPhone and iPad release.
Record expenses and refunds, attach receipt photos, add custom categories, search your activity, set monthly budgets, and schedule recurring bills. You can also import expenses from CSV or an Outlays JSON backup and export your records.
No. You enter your expenses and plans yourself, and records stay in the app on your device. Outlays does not connect to banks, move money, or require an account. The amount left in your plan is a budget calculation, not a bank balance.
Yes. Choose a supported ISO currency code, including USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, INR, ARS and more. Records and totals stay separate by currency. Switching your preferred currency does not convert existing amounts or apply exchange rates.
You can take a receipt photo or attach one from your photo library. You enter the amount and details yourself. Automatic text recognition is not included in the current 2.0 preview.
CSV exports contain expense records. JSON backups also include your categories, budgets and recurring schedules. Receipt photos are not included in those files. Save your own backup before changing devices or uninstalling the app; automatic cross-device sync is not included.
The iOS update keeps the existing app identity and imports local expenses and categories from the original app. It retains the original database on your device as an upgrade safeguard. Keep the app installed when updating.
Check the App Store for the current iPhone and iPad price in your region. The Android version is planned as a free download; its public Google Play listing is not available yet.
The next chapter of Outlays is taking shape.
Come take a little look.