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Adding an expense

Tap Add on the home screen, type the amount, choose a category and save. Touch and hold Add to start with a category already picked, or tap Scan to fill the form from a photo of a receipt.

You can also start without opening the app first: touch and hold the Pocketrack icon and choose Add expense or Scan receipt. On Android, you can also add the Pocketrack tile to Quick Settings.

Editing or deleting an expense

Tap an expense to edit it. To delete it, swipe it to the left and confirm; Undo appears for a few seconds in case you change your mind.

Earlier months

Tap the month name at the top of the home screen and pick another month. The total, budget and list all switch to that month. On Android you can also swipe the total left or right to move one month at a time.

Setting a budget

Open Settings, switch on Monthly budget and enter the amount. The home screen then shows what's left and how much you can spend per day for the rest of the month.

Adding widgets

On iPhone, touch and hold an empty area of your Home Screen or Lock Screen, tap Edit, then Add Widget, and search for Pocketrack. Widgets use the language you picked in Pocketrack, even if your iPhone is set to another one.

On Android, touch and hold an empty area of your Home screen, tap Widgets and find Pocketrack. Drag the widget's edges to resize it: it switches between the small, medium and large layouts on its own.

The medium and large widgets have an Add button that opens a new expense straight away.

App lock

On iPhone, turn on app lock in Settings to require a PIN, with Face ID or Touch ID as a shortcut. The PIN is stored only in your iPhone's Keychain, so it can't be recovered by anyone else.

On Android, app lock uses your phone's fingerprint, face or screen lock, so there's no separate PIN to remember. If the switch is greyed out, set up a screen lock in your phone's settings first.

Changing the language

On iPhone, pick a language in Pocketrack's Settings; it applies after the app restarts. On Android 13 and later, Language in Pocketrack's Settings opens Android's language page for the app. On Android 10 to 12, Pocketrack uses your phone's language.

Moving to a new phone

Pocketrack doesn't sync, but its data can be included in your phone's backup. On iPhone, restore your new iPhone from an iCloud or computer backup of the old one. On Android, restore your Google account backup when you set up the new phone. Either way, your expenses come with it. Moving between an iPhone and an Android phone isn't possible.

Requirements

iPhone with iOS 26 or later, or an Android phone or tablet with Android 10 or later. Available in English, Bosnian, Serbian and Spanish.

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