BudgetScroll
Household budgeting for iPhone
Today's balance doesn't tell you much. What matters is how much you'll have on the day the loan payment lands, or the week before payday. BudgetScroll shows your account as a vertical timeline: today at the top, scroll into the future, and a fixed reading line shows the projected balance for the day it crosses.
What it does
- Projected balance timeline Past and future entries on one line, with the balance updating day by day as you scroll.
- Multiple accounts and cards Current accounts, cash and prepaid cards, each with its own page, plus the overall total. Transfers are recorded once, not twice.
- Credit cards behave like real credit cards A credit purchase doesn't move cash on the day you make it: the month's purchases are pooled into a statement and charged on the following month's statement day. The available credit limit resets on the first of the month.
- Recurring entries Salary, rent, subscriptions. Any single occurrence can be edited or skipped without breaking the series.
- Summary by category Income and expenses aggregated over a period, with the option to exclude entries that would skew the statistics.
- Home Screen widget Upcoming entries for the account you choose, in medium and large sizes.
- iCloud sync Your data follows your private iCloud account across your devices. No account to create, no server in between.
- Face ID lock The app can be locked and require biometric authentication or your device passcode on launch.
- Ten languages, multiple currencies Italian, English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese. Each account has its own currency.
- Export and import Your data comes out as a readable JSON file whenever you want. No lock-in.
Requirements
iPhone running iOS 26 or later.
Support and privacy
Frequently asked questions and contact details are on the support page. The full statement on how data is handled is on the privacy page — in short: your data stays on your device and in your private iCloud, and nobody collects it.