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About Dollar Count: Budget App

Every dollar you earn should have a job. Dollar Count makes sure it does. Dollar Count is a fast, simple budget app and expense tracker for people who want a clear picture of their money — without spreadsheets, bank logins, or a finance degree. Add what you earn, add what you spend, and see your real balance instantly. TRACK EXPENSES IN SECONDS Logging a transaction takes three taps. Enter the amount, pick a category, save. Switch between income and expense with one toggle. No long forms, no clutter, no waiting — fast enough to record a purchase while you're still standing at the counter. SEE YOUR REAL BALANCE Your home screen shows total income, total expenses, and what's actually left for the month, updated the moment you add anything. Move between months to review past spending or plan ahead. Every transaction is listed with its category, date, and amount so nothing gets lost. UNDERSTAND YOUR SPENDING HABITS The Insights tab breaks your spending down by category in a clean visual chart, so you can see at a glance whether rent, groceries, or small daily expenses are eating your budget. A 6-month trend view shows how your income and spending move over time — the kind of pattern you can only spot when someone shows it to you. SET MONTHLY BUDGET LIMITS Give every category a monthly limit — groceries, transportation, entertainment, healthcare, shopping and more. Track your spending against each limit as the month goes on, so you know where you stand before it's too late to change course. BUILT-IN CATEGORIES Salary, Rent, Groceries, Utilities, Transportation, Entertainment, Healthcare and Shopping, each with a clear icon so you can scan your transaction history in a second. Everything is organized for you from the first launch. WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE DOLLAR COUNT No bank connection required — your budget lives on your phone Clean, modern design that's genuinely pleasant to open every day Month-by-month view, so nothing gets mixed up between periods Works offline, anywhere Simple enough to actually stick with WHO IT'S FOR Whether you're paying off debt, saving for something specific, managing an irregular freelance income, splitting household bills, or just tired of wondering where your paycheck went — Dollar Count gives you the clarity to take control of your personal finances. Most budgeting apps fail because they ask too much of you. This one asks for three taps. Download Dollar Count and start tracking today. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 2 · Updated August 18, 2026

• Log income and expenses in three taps • See your real monthly balance update instantly • Spending breakdown by category with a visual chart • 6-month income and spending trend • Set a monthly budget limit for every category • Built-in categories with clear icons • Works offline — no bank connection needed

App privacy

The developer, Fazley Rabbi, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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