An expense tracker that never asks for your bank login

No account to create and no bank to connect. What you log stays on your iPhone and syncs through your own iCloud.

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CashJot open on the Log tab, ready for an expense, with no sign-in screen
  • No sign-up, no account

    No email, no password, no verification code. Open CashJot and the Log tab is ready for your first expense.

  • No bank login

    CashJot never asks for your bank username or password, and no data broker reads your statements. You log each expense yourself, or let a Shortcuts automation on your iPhone pass in-store Apple Pay taps straight to CashJot.

    Notification: Logged $15.85 at Shake Shack, Food & Drink, Daily Living
  • Lock it with Face ID

    iOS can ask for Face ID before CashJot opens: touch and hold the app icon on your Home Screen and choose Require Face ID. See how.

  • Take your data with you

    With CashJot Plus, export your history as a CSV, from this month to all time, and open it in any spreadsheet app.

  • Works offline

    Log on a flight or on the subway. Entries save on your iPhone right away and sync when you're back online.

The trade-off

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.

Where your data goes

Your expenses
On your iPhone and in your iCloud account. CashJot has no server that stores them.
CashJot Plus
Apple handles the payment. You never enter card details in CashJot.
Crash reports
Only if you turn on Share With App Developers in iOS Settings, and Apple anonymises them first.

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Frequently asked

Track your spending without bank logins or passwords.

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