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Walletable Help

Walletable is a money tracker for people who live in more than one currency. These pages explain what each part of the app does and how to set it up, with the names you actually see on screen.

Recording money How to log an expense or an income in a few taps, what else a transaction can carry, the second way to record a debt, and where to find the list afterwards. Several currencies How to keep wallets in different currencies, pick a main currency, read the converted total and move money between currencies without losing anything. Debts and loans How to record what you lent and borrowed, see what each person owes you, mark a repayment, send a reminder, or forgive a debt without breaking your stats. Bank SMS How to let Walletable create expenses from your bank's text messages through Apple Shortcuts, and teach the parser on two messages. Nothing leaves the phone. Charts and runway What Walletable's four charts answer: financial health, money flow by category and person, income against expense, and how many months your money lasts. Shared wallets How to open a wallet to another person by link, choose view-only or edit access, see who has access, and revoke it — for a family budget or a flatshare. Widget and Siri How to put a wallet's balance on the Home Screen, add an expense by voice with Siri, pin the expenses you repeat, and get a reminder to log your day. Backups and export How to turn on automatic backups to iCloud Drive, restore your wallets on a new iPhone, and export transactions to CSV or Excel.

Four tabs, and what lives on each

The app has four tabs, and almost everything starts from one of them.

Debts — what you are owed and what you owe, by person. Under the list: Transactions, Wallets, Insights, Categories, People, Templates.
Wallets — your money. The total at the top is in your main currency; each wallet card has − for an expense and + for an income.
Expenses — where the money went, by category, over the period you pick.
Settings — main currency, balance visibility, backups, SMS parsing, account, reminders and language.

What is free and what needs Pro

Wallets, currencies, transfers, debts, SMS parsing, charts over a month, widgets, templates, reminders, backups and export are free, with no limit on the number of transactions. One shared wallet is free too.

Walletable Pro adds two things: analytics over periods longer than 31 days — quarters, years and custom ranges — and up to 5 shared wallets. Pro starts with a free month, then continues as a monthly or yearly subscription at the price your App Store shows before you confirm.

Questions

Which devices does Walletable run on?

iPhone and iPad, on iOS 17.5 and later. The app is built for the iPhone, which is where the widget, Siri and the SMS automation belong.

Does Walletable connect to my bank?

No. There is no bank connection and no screen asking for your banking login. You enter amounts yourself, or let the app create them from your bank's text messages — see expenses from bank SMS.

Where is my data kept?

On your iPhone. It leaves the device only in two cases you choose: a backup to your iCloud Drive, and a shared wallet, where the shared wallet's transactions sync through the cloud so the other person can see them.

What languages does the app speak?

Eight: English, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Chinese and Serbian. Change it in Settings → Language. Support is answered in English and Russian.

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