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About Inflatio

The name Inflatio comes from Latin, meaning "to blow into" or "to inflate," symbolizing the rise in prices and the value of money over time. With this app, you can explore the impact of inflation on over 70 currencies up to 2024, with detailed year-by-year breakdowns and seamless sharing options. Key features: - Comprehensive data: access inflation trends for 70+ currencies worldwide, including USD, EUR, GBP, and more - Year-by-year breakdown: explore inflation rates year by year for accurate insights - Intuitive calculations: see how inflation impacts the value of money over time - Shareable results: easily share insights and comparisons with others Who is this app for? Perfect for economists, students, financial planners, and anyone curious about how inflation affects the world around us. Gain a deeper understanding of global economies and the value of money. Download Inflatio today and uncover the trends shaping our financial history!

What’s new

Version 1.0.3 · Updated July 9, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements

App privacy

The developer, Marco Tini, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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