Deductly - Expense Tracker

About Deductly - Expense Tracker

Smarter receipt scanning & expense tracking AI reads your receipts and categorizes expenses automatically, while being more cautious with purchases that may be personal. Split a single receipt across multiple categories, and pick up right where you left off if you get interrupted mid-entry. Import bank & credit card statements Bring in CSV, PDF, or photographed statements, including files shared directly from your bank's app. Deductly reads each transaction, flags likely duplicates and anything that needs a second look, and makes it clear what still needs your review. Long statements that require multiple passes now keep previously found transactions instead of starting over. Quickly mark multiple transactions as personal at once, or use Select All / Deselect All to speed through large statements. Mileage tracking Log trips and let Deductly calculate the deductible amount automatically. Subscriptions, reimagined Subscriptions are now tied to your actual expense history, so you can see real charges, price changes, and spending over time instead of relying on a separate estimate. Already tracked an expense before adding its subscription? You can link them together after the fact. A more motivating Home screen A new streak feature tracks your consistency with a growing, blooming visual and rotating daily messages, plus reminders if you've gone quiet for a while. More control, less clutter Filter Expenses, Subscriptions, and your Home overview by month, or switch to "All" to see everything at once. New Needs Review and Unselected filters make it easy to see what still needs your attention. Expenses can now also be filtered by category, vendor, deduction status, and context (client, property, project, and more), with similar vendor names automatically grouped together so you're not picking through duplicates. Manage multiple business workspaces, invite collaborators, and rename a business directly from its card. Built to last We've added stronger protection against conflicting edits, improved safeguards around AI-powered features, and made a wide range of reliability, layout, and bug fixes throughout the app.

App privacy

The developer, Enzo Smith, reported these privacy practices to Apple.