No sign-up, no account
No email, no password, no verification code. Open CashJot and the Log tab is ready for your first expense.
Because CashJot doesn't connect to your bank, it can't pull in old statements or watch your accounts in the background. If you want every bank transaction imported for you, a bank-linked app will fit better.
For everyday card payments, Apple Pay logging gets you most of the way there: a Shortcuts automation on your iPhone hands each tap to CashJot, with no bank and no server in between.
No. There is no signup, no email prompt, and no profile. Open the app and start logging right away.
Expenses and their photos, recurring bills, categories, Expense Groups, and budgets sync across your Apple devices through your own iCloud account (Apple CloudKit). CashJot runs no external database.
Yes. Without iCloud, everything stays on this iPhone. It won't sync to your other devices, and it won't restore on a new phone unless you back up your device.
Sign in with the same Apple Account on the new phone and download CashJot. Your history syncs back down from iCloud automatically.
No. Because CashJot never connects to your bank, it can't scan your statements for old charges. Instead, you add the recurring bills you know about once, and CashJot logs them on their due dates and reminds you before they renew.
Yes, with CashJot Plus. Settings → Export Expenses creates a CSV for any date range, complete with foreign-currency amounts, categories, groups, and notes. Every Expense Group is included, with a Group column to filter by.
In Settings, tap Delete All Data to remove your expenses, photos, recurring items, budgets, groups, categories, and currencies from this iPhone and from iCloud. This can't be undone.