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About Shahy — Expense Tracker

Shahy is a personal money tracker built around the Ukrainian hryvnia. See at a glance how much you have, what is still left to pay this month, and where your money goes. • Accounts: as many cards as you need plus cash, with transfers between them. • Installments: this month's payment, remaining debt and payoff date. • Subscriptions and recurring payments: the app asks you to confirm each charge on its due date. • Debts with a reminder on the due date. • Savings, deposits and government bonds: interest and coupons are recorded automatically. • Analytics by month and category, monthly limits with notifications. • Dollars and euros with an exchange rate to hryvnia. • Balance and To pay widgets. Sync across your iPhones, single-file backup, CSV import and export, Face ID lock. Ukrainian and English.

What’s new

Version 5.1.2 · Updated October 28, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

App privacy

The developer, Pavlo Duda, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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