notally 4+

Name: notally
Rating: 4.7 (149 reviews)
Author: Tsuyoshi Niwa

Detect and add numbers in text

Tsuyoshi Niwa

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 149 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

This note pad app detects whatever number that you write and calculates the total. Easy to make a quote or a shopping list without opening a calculator. If you bundle notes together in a folder, the folder will show a grand total. Perfect for tracking day-to-day expenses.

Use notally for doing a simple math that you do everyday, like accounting, making a budget list, inventory and so on. The app adds all the numbers as you type your text, and the total is displayed on top of the screen. So, you no longer have to go back and forth between your notes app and calculator. If you want to subtract, use a negative number.

Create a note where numbers are detected and added automatically.
Craete a folder to organize multiple notes and folders.
A folder to shows a grand total for everything inside.
A numeric keypad and date buttons for easy entry.
Choose font type, size, colors for the numbers.

iCloud Sync for multiple iOS devices
Importing & Exporting CSV file
Lock Screen using TouchID or FaceID
Advanced Search can do AND (All Keywords) or OR (Any Keyword) searches.
Save as PDF

Oct 23, 2023

Version 2.7.2

Resolved an issue where scroll position goes to top when resuming the app.
Resolved an issue with undo button where you have to tap twice to undo one key stroke.
Added haptic to undo and redo buttons.
Fixed the background color of refresh control in dark mode.
Adapted to iOS 17

4.7 out of 5

149 Ratings

Unique Expense or Finance App

This is a very unique way of tracking expenses or a list of expenses which allows you to do a “freestyle” approach to entering financial transactions. I really like the CSV export and search functions.

If you watch the tutorial, you can see ways to organize this information by using folders such as banks, credit cards, cash, etc. You could also use folders to group sets of folders to get a grand total such as all credit cards. Or, you can set up a folder as a date and include all the transactions for that day and what credit cards were used. Of course, this would cause some redundancy.

As for improvements, I would suggest a button to add a date stamp to make it easier entering dates. Also, the CSV file contains a date. It might be helpful if an option was available to automatically display this in each note.

Great app for your finances

This app is great, it really has simplified my finances. It allows me to list all my expenses, I can name them individually, and as they’re paid the total sum of my bills is recalculated, therefore I always know how much money I have available over the required expenses. Very easy to use, highly recommended.

Simple, but very useful!

When I have a list of expenses, showing the items and amounts for each one, I can paste the list into this app, and I instantly get the total amount. It saves manually reentering all of the numbers on a calculator! There have been many times when I could have used this.

The developer, Tsuyoshi Niwa, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.