Good Spend Support — help for the expense tracker for iOS

Tap the plus button, enter the amount and pick a category — done. You can optionally add a note, a different date, the fixed/variable flag and a receipt photo.

You mark fixed costs such as rent or insurance when you create the entry. The dashboard separates them from variable spending so you can see which part of this month's spending you can actually influence.

Turn on per-category budgets in Settings and set a limit. The app can warn you at 80% and 100%, and the dashboard tab shows a red badge once you go over.

From time to time you enter your real account balance. The app compares it with the balance implied by your transactions and shows you the gap. It needs neither an IBAN nor a login — just a number.

No. Good Spend never connects to a bank. The forecast works purely from the balance you entered yourself and your recurring transactions — entirely on the device.

Settings → iCloud sync. It runs through your personal iCloud account; we have no access to it. Without that option everything stays strictly local.

Settings → “Export as JSON” or “Delete all transactions”. Uninstalling the app removes all local data with it.

Open the app once. The widget updates within a few seconds after that, and hourly from then on.

Settings → Advertising. You can withdraw the consent given on first launch at any time. The adverts are non-personalised by design: the app does not read an advertising identifier and hands over none of your entries. To switch them off for good, tap “Remove ads” there — a one-off in-app purchase (€3.99 / $3.99). After changing devices, “Restore purchases” brings it back.