🏷️ About: Five Cents helps you track your expenses and incomes. The minimalist approach does not distract you from the main focus either adding entries or checking insights interacting with a clean and simple interface.
All the other budget apps do too much, this one is almost perfect. Shortcuts integration would make it perfect, I would love to be able to use the new action button on my phone to log a purchase without leaving FiveCents I’m in.
When I downloaded FiveCents, it was because it was exactly what I was looking for: An app that (a) did not retain any of my information, and (b) simply allowed me to record and categorize spending. I would be willing to buy the lifetime subscription to it, if it worked properly. (And I will be happy to change my review if it gets fixed.) I am using FiveCents on my iPhone 14. The issue comes in when I try to edit categories or accounts. There is a bug (at least one) in the programming, so far as I can tell, and it is quite obvious. First, in my version of FiveCents (in February 2024) there were originally two of each category and account (that is, there was a duplicate of each one.) This would be no issue if you could edit them. However, it is difficult to change names or add/delete accounts and tell what is going on. When you change the name of an account or category, it does not seem to take effect. Today, I made a change and then restarted FiveCents . That helped, but the labeling is still wonky—if I could figure out how to proceed to make changes to produce the category label I want consistently, even if I had to keep restarting, I would do it. Right now, I haven’t figured out what the right procedure is to get what I want.
To reiterate, I like FiveCents a lot. I do not want something fancy that connects to a bank account—there are lots of those out there. I want this one, and I want it to work right. I will happily give FiveCents 5 stars and buy it, if I can get it to change labels consistently and easily, as I think the developer intended.
Very user friendly and easy app to track expenses and incomes. Highly recommend! The only thing I would like to see is the option to export to excel!
A simple widget that can tell how much you spent today and a-click-away to add new spending.
Amazing UI and great functionality.
Yes. Five Cents: Finance Tracker is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 28 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.6/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Five Cents Is 61.1/100.
Yes. Five Cents: Finance Tracker is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 28 Five Cents: Finance Tracker User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Five Cents Is 75.2/100..
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**Pricing data is based on average subscription prices reported by Justuseapp.com users..
| Pricing Plans | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Annual subscription | $9.99 |
| Five Cents Premium – Lifetime | $39.99 |
| Lifetime Purchase | $29.99 |
Five Cents offers monthly and yearly renewing subscription that includes a 7-day free trial and a lifetime purchase.
Adding next utility, groceries, subscription, or snacks expense you think: "Is it possible to get rid of this purchase in my future bill?".
The minimalist approach does not distract you from the main focus either adding entries or checking insights interacting with a clean and simple interface.
Be your personal finance manager and take control of your money, wisely plan your budgets, use the app on daily basis and you will see good results in the near future.
You can notice the common traits between Five Cents and Google Sheets, Excel, Numbers, Notion tables in design.
