Outflow on Apple Watch. With Pro, see this month's total, what's going out next and what's coming in — at a glance, on your wrist. What you actually spent: the money that really left each year, including subscriptions you've since cancelled, at the price you paid at the time. Trends, arranged your way. Press and hold any card to move or remove it. Find from transactions keeps looking, and tells you when a new repeating payment turns up. Still never a bank login. Also new: choose when reminders arrive, add a subscription from Control Centre, see the next renewal on your Lock Screen — and a fresh new icon.

Built for iOS 27. FIND SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHOUT TYPING Outflow can now read transactions already stored on your iPhone and spot the ones that repeat, using Apple's FinanceKit. You choose which accounts it may look at, nothing leaves your device, and you are never asked for a bank login. Switch it on in Settings. MONEY COMING IN Track a salary, freelance work, rent or a pension alongside what you pay out — with its own reminders and its own place on the Overview. Income is never counted as a cost. SHARE YOUR YEAR Your Year in Outflow now makes a proper card worth posting: what you spend, what is split with your household, and that you track what comes in. It never shows how much comes in. ALSO Split a bill in one tap. Tap any month in Trends to see everything that made it up. Thirty-five services now have their own icon. A long price history folds itself away. And Settings can erase everything and start you over.

See what a subscription has really cost you. Price history now draws a graph — the line holds flat and steps on the day the price actually changed, so a quiet rise is obvious at a glance rather than buried in a list of dates. New to Outflow? It now starts where the money hides. Instead of asking you to type, it walks you through the four places subscriptions actually bill from — your Apple Account, Google Play, PayPal's automatic payments, and your statement. Most people find two or three they could not have named. Tell us what to build next. Settings › Suggest a feature opens the roadmap without leaving the app. No account, no sign-up, and it goes straight to the person who builds it.

Fixes a bug where your Shareflows list could empty itself after opening Outflow on a weak connection. Nothing was ever lost — those subscriptions stayed in Outflows the whole time — but they quietly stopped being shared with your household, and no button in the app could bring them back. Outflow now tells the difference between "you have stopped sharing" and "I could not reach iCloud", and only the first one changes anything. Settings › Shareflows diagnostics also gains "Re-download from iCloud", which pulls the truth back down from your account if a device ever gets out of step.

• Spot a price rise. Scan a statement and Outflow now recognises a subscription you already track, tells you what the price used to be, and records the change so you can see what a service has cost you over time. • Find what you've forgotten, everywhere. The audit now covers PayPal automatic payments and Google Play as well as your Apple Account and your bank statement — money taken through PayPal never shows on a card statement in a form you'd recognise. • Know how you pay. Mark a subscription as a direct debit, a card payment, Apple, PayPal or Google Play, and the cancellation assistant gives the advice that actually applies — including the part people get wrong: stopping a payment at your bank does not cancel the contract. • Trends now answers "why". Tap any month to see exactly what made it up, and a new "What's gone up" shows which subscriptions have quietly risen since you started tracking them. • Household updates you'll actually see. When someone shares, removes or re-splits a subscription, you're told once — and never about your own changes.

• Shareflows — share chosen subscriptions with a partner or your household over iCloud. Either of you can add or adjust what's in the shared list; everything else in Outflow stays private to you. • Split what you pay. A shared subscription counts towards your totals only by your share, so two people tracking one bill no longer count it twice. Type the amount you pay and the percentage works itself out. • Change a renewal date. Cancelled on the 18th and resumed on the 20th? Set the next renewal and the whole schedule follows. Your original first-billed date is left alone. • Artwork, icons and renewal dates now travel with a shared subscription, so it looks the same on both devices.

• Find what you've forgotten — a guided check of the four places subscriptions hide: your Apple Subscriptions, a bank statement, your receipt emails, and the services people most often forget they're still paying for. It ends with the honest number: what you're actually paying a year, across everything it found. • Anything found beyond your free five is kept in a "Found, not tracked yet" list rather than thrown away, so you keep the knowledge either way. • Share a statement straight to Outflow from your banking app, Files or Mail. It reads PDFs, screenshots of statements and plain text — all on your device.

• Outflow Pro now covers your whole family — one purchase unlocks it for up to six family members through Family Sharing, each with their own private list. • Swipe any subscription in your list to skip its next payment, pause it or delete it — no need to open it first. • Outflow's own colour now runs right through the app, and if you use larger text everything holds its shape: prices stay on one line and cards rearrange rather than truncate.

• Cancel with confidence — open any subscription and tap Cancel. Outflow shows what you'd save over a year, then takes you straight to the right page to do it. For anything billed by Apple it says so, because deleting the app never stops those payments. • Cancelled & saved — a running total of what your cancellations have put back in your pocket. It grows every month on its own (Pro). • Fixed: the Pause and Resume buttons had been stuck in English in every language. Now translated, like the rest of the app.

• Year ahead — see the next 12 months of real payments, month by month. • Annual renewals are the ones that catch people out, because a yearly bill hides inside a monthly average. Now you can see the expensive month coming, and exactly what causes it. • Set a budget and the chart marks every month that goes over it (Pro).

• Give a subscription its own picture — use the real logo and you'll spot it instantly in your list. Your image stays on your iPhone (Pro). • Price history now shows what you actually pay on average, plus the range it's swung between — handy for anything that changes price. • Scanned receipts in ¥ or $ now pick the right currency for your country.

• Outflow now runs on more iPhones — including iPhone XR, XS and SE (2nd gen). • Türkçe! The whole app, including widgets, now speaks Turkish. • Your cards are remembered — type a card or bank once and it's offered as a one-tap chip next time. Manage them in Settings. • Filter by card to see what goes on each one — "how much is on the Amex?" in a tap. • For income, "Paid with" now reads "Paid into" and names the account it lands in.

• Make the Overview your own — press and hold any section to reorder it, or remove ones you don't need. Removed sections tuck into a neat row at the bottom, ready to add back anytime. • Note what pays for each subscription — a card or bank name — so you always know where to go to cancel. • A warmer welcome that gets you adding your first subscription in a single tap.

• Outflow now speaks Simplified and Traditional Chinese — the whole app, widgets included. 简体中文 · 繁體中文 • Every world currency is now available — Korean won, Turkish lira, New Taiwan dollar and 150+ more — with a quick search to find yours instantly. Thanks to the reviewers who asked! As always: no bank linking, no account, no tracking — and Pro is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.

• Free trials — mark a subscription as a trial and it costs nothing in your totals until the trial ends. Outflow warns you two days before the first charge, so you can cancel while it's still free. • A clearer look at Outflow Pro — see exactly what the one-time unlock gets you. As always: no bank linking, no account, no tracking — and Pro is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.

• Outflow now speaks Hindi throughout — including widgets. • 150+ known services to pick from when adding a subscription — search the whole list, or tap a suggestion as you type. • Dismiss any "Worth a look" insight with a tap, and it stays gone. • Rate Outflow right from Settings. • Fix: widgets follow your device language again. As always: no bank linking, no account, no tracking — and Pro stays a one-time purchase, never a subscription.

• Skip a payment — free week, or paused a delivery? Skip the next payment from a subscription's page. The date moves on, no reminder fires, and your monthly and yearly totals drop until it passes. • Outflow on iPad and Mac — a proper big-screen layout with a sidebar. Install from the App Store on iPad, or on any Apple silicon Mac. Your data follows you via iCloud Backup. As always: no bank linking, no account, no tracking — and Pro stays a one-time purchase.

• Widgets — add Outflow to your Home Screen or Lock Screen to see your monthly spend and what's renewing next, at a glance. • Your Year in Outflow — a calm, shareable summary of your spending: your yearly total, priciest service, biggest category and the price rises we caught. All worked out on your device. • Smart alerts — an optional heads-up before big yearly renewals, and before a subscription you've set to end, so you can cancel in time. Turn them on in Settings. • Inflows now read correctly — income is labelled as income, and a rise shows in green. As always: no bank linking, no account, no tracking.

Outflow 2.3 — see more, save more: • Worth a look — smart insights surface price rises, overlapping services, big yearly renewals and subscriptions about to end. All worked out on your device. • Scan a Statement — import (or paste) a bank or card statement and Outflow finds the subscriptions in it to add in one go. No bank login, nothing uploaded. • Tags everywhere — see them on each subscription and in your list; create, reuse and manage them in Settings. • Share Outflow from the Home Screen (long-press the icon) or Settings. • Payment Calendar fixes, plus colour-coded income/outgoing dots. No bank linking. No account. Pay once.

Outflow 2.0 — our biggest update yet: • Trends — chart your monthly spending (and income) over the last 12 months. • Tags — label subscriptions and filter your totals by tag. • Now available in Hindi (हिन्दी). • Add a subscription straight from the Home Screen — long-press the app icon. • Calmer dark mode, a warm sepia light mode, and an app icon that follows your appearance. • Choose your default currency, and see your net position when Inflows is on.

New in 1.5: • Inflows (Beta) — turn it on in Settings to also track income (rent, dividends, ad revenue) and see your net position. • A calmer sepia light background that's easier on the eyes. • Subtle screen titles are back.

New in 1.4: • iCloud Backup — privately back up and restore your subscriptions via your own iCloud (turn it on in Settings). Perfect when you reinstall or switch devices. • Custom categories — create your own with a name and symbol (Pro). • New Home category. • Cleaner, more spacious screens.

New in 1.3: • iCloud Backup — privately back up and sync your subscriptions across your devices (opt-in, in Settings). Stays in your own iCloud. • Spending insights are now free for everyone. • Sort your subscriptions by next payment, price, name or date added — tap again to reverse.

New in 1.2: • Give each subscription its own colour — your list is now colour-coded and easy to scan. • Price-change indicators: a red ↑ or green ↓ shows when a subscription's price went up or down. • Choose your theme: System, Light or Dark. • A new What's New screen so you can see what's changed. • Tidier "Report a problem" that takes you straight to the right place.

New in 1.1: • Payment Calendar — tap your monthly total to see exactly what's due, and when. • End dates with colour cues, so you never forget to cancel in time. • New Food & Groceries and Business categories. • More reliable Pro unlock across launches. • Polished dark mode.