Purchases can now log themselves. Alerts from recognized bank and card apps, and Apple Pay, are added to your list automatically, marked Auto, with Undo if anything looks wrong. Anything unclear, large or possibly doubled waits in Review. Prefer to confirm everything? Turn off Auto-log in Settings. One purchase, one entry. An Apple Pay tap, a wallet notification and a bank alert for the same purchase are matched into a single entry, while two real purchases a few minutes apart are both kept. A small orange label flags anything that looks logged twice. Merchants, your way. A new Merchants screen lets you rename a business once and see it everywhere, merge duplicates, or split entries off. SpendCheck also offers to link a new name that looks like one you already have. Easier setup for automatic logging. A new setup screen shows the exact names to use and when your last alert arrived, so you can tell if your automation stopped. Restore from Backup now brings back every entry, including repeat purchases of the same amount. New users get a short Welcome screen. Free, as always: no ads, no accounts, and your data stays on your device unless you choose to back it up.

Back up your data on your own terms: SpendCheck can now encrypt your expenses and receipts with a passphrase only you know, and save that backup to your own cloud storage — iCloud by default, or anywhere you choose. Nobody but you, not even SpendCheck, can read it. Restoring merges safely into what's already on your phone; nothing existing is ever deleted. Scanning receipts just got better: Take Photo now opens a document scanner that auto-detects edges and captures multiple pages in one go, and you can crop any receipt photo — new or old — right from the app. Deleted an expense by mistake? It's now recoverable for 14 days from a new Recently Deleted screen, instead of just a few seconds. Automated entries from Shortcuts or Apple Pay that can't be fully confirmed now wait for you in a new Review screen, instead of showing up as a blank $0.00 entry in your ledger. Send feedback in one tap from Settings — no need to remember an email address. Plus: Export a Copy now always confirms your passphrase rather than reusing a remembered one, more reliable receipt text search, more accurate merchant totals in Summary, and a long list of smaller improvements under the hood. Free, as always — no ads, no accounts, no data leaving your device unless you explicitly choose to back it up.

Import your expenses from a CSV file, right from Settings — including a CSV exported from the Android version of SpendCheck, so switching devices or keeping both in sync doesn't mean starting your history over. Merchant and note fields now have a quick clear button, so starting over doesn't mean holding down backspace. Plus: cleaner merchant names for Apple Pay purchases at chains that include a store number, a fix so a Shortcuts-created entry correctly suggests a category once you fill in its real amount and business name, and other small improvements under the hood.

Import your expenses from a CSV file, right from Settings — including a CSV exported from the Android version of SpendCheck, so switching devices or keeping both in sync doesn't mean starting your history over. Plus: a fix so a Shortcuts-created entry correctly suggests a category once you fill in its real amount and business name, and other small improvements under the hood.

Log expenses automatically when you tap to pay with Apple Pay — set up a quick Shortcuts automation once, and SpendCheck logs the purchase for you, silently, right on your device. Nothing about your spending ever leaves your phone. You can also just ask Siri to log an expense, no automation needed. This update also makes recurring expenses easier to manage: - Turn any existing expense into a repeating one, right from the edit screen - Change just one occurrence, or update an entire series going forward - Faster, more accurate merchant matching across search, filters, and auto-fill Plus a redesigned Settings screen — tips and setup guides (like the Apple Pay automation above) now live in one place you can revisit anytime, alongside your accent color and receipt storage tools. Cleaner search and filter controls on Home, plus various performance and stability improvements under the hood.