Personal finance, privately yours.

Finolio is an expense tracker built for one person — you. Every transaction, receipt, and budget lives in your private iCloud, not on our servers. No accounts to create. No analytics. No ads.

June Sample ledger · logged automatically
Jun 02 Blue Bottle Coffee −$6.75 Dining · Apple Pay tap, logged instantly
Jun 03 Trader Joe’s −$84.12 Groceries · receipt scanned on‑device
Jun 05 Paycheck +$2,450.00 Income · recurring, expected
Jun 07 Netflix −$15.49 Subscriptions · recurring charge detected
Jun 09 Shell −$41.30 Transport · from your bank’s email alert
Jun 12 Acme Cloud −$14.99 Anomaly flagged · this is usually $9.99
Spent $162.65 · Received $2,450.00 Dining is 12% under budget

Taps, receipts, bank alerts, and Apple Card — captured for you, kept to yourself.

Built around your privacy

Finolio is designed so even we can’t see your data. Here’s how.

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    Your iCloud, not ours

    All your data syncs through your private iCloud database — no logins, no profile of you, and no way for us to read it. The one optional feature that uses a Finolio relay, Email Forwarding, verifies your bank’s email authentication before logging anything and runs over hardened HTTPS — spelled out in our Privacy Policy.

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    No analytics, no tracking

    No SDKs phoning home. No ad networks. No behavioral profiling. The app makes no outbound calls except syncing your own data and any optional connections — like cloud AI or bank-email import — that you switch on yourself.

  3. 03

    On-device intelligence

    Receipt scanning and the Finolio Coach run on your device using Apple Intelligence. Ask the Coach about your spending and it answers privately — optional cloud AI (Claude) is opt-in and uses your own API key, never ours.

  4. 04

    You own your data

    Export a full backup of every record in plain JSON whenever you want. Delete it all in one tap. It’s your money — it should be your data, too.

  5. 05

    iPhone, iPad, and Mac

    One purchase, every Apple device. Widgets, Live Activities, Siri Shortcuts, and Lock Screen access — all included.

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    Built for everyday use

    Budgets, recurring expenses, savings goals, spending sprints, and receipt photos — designed to be glanced at, not labored over.

Auto-import — charges, logged for you

Several ways auto-import keeps the ledger up to date — most on-device, with one optional email relay you switch on yourself.

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    Apple Card syncs itself

    Connect Apple Card once and every charge — taps, online orders, subscriptions — flows in automatically, straight from Wallet. No third-party services touch your data.

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    Tap to pay, logged instantly

    A new Shortcuts automation logs any Apple Pay tap — on any card — before you’ve put your phone away. Set it up once in Settings → Auto-Import.

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    Bank alerts become expenses

    Turn on your bank’s transaction emails and they import automatically. The easy way: forward them to your private Finolio address — works with any bank, no Google sign-in (this optional path routes alerts through Finolio’s relay, so it’s less private; see our Privacy Policy). Or connect Gmail read-only to parse them strictly on-device, where nothing leaves your phone.

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    Backfill months of history

    Import any bank’s CSV statement and Finolio detects the columns automatically. Re-importing the same file never creates duplicates.

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    One charge, logged once

    A smart dedupe engine recognizes the same purchase arriving from different sources — a tap, an email, a card sync — and keeps exactly one copy.

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    Per-card payment methods

    Auto-imported charges are filed under the actual card — so spending breakdowns by card finally tell the whole story.

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