FlowPerch
Track spending, investments, and IOUs in one simple app
What it does
FlowPerch brings your complete financial life into one place. Track income, expenses, investments, savings goals, bills, and money lent or borrowed—with clear reports, reminders, receipt photos, and secure device sync.
Track income, expenses, investments including fixed deposits, and money lent or borrowed — all in one place. Available on iOS.
Income, expenses, investments, money lent and borrowed — all in one beautiful app. No spreadsheets. No complexity. Free to download · 14-day Premium trial · then $6.99/year Five transaction types cover every way money moves in your life. Salary, freelance, dividends — log any money coming in, by category. Track every spend by category. Set budget limits and get overspend alerts. Stocks, mutual funds, FDs, crypto. Fixed deposits value themselves daily from the rate you set. Record money you lent out. Get reminders when repayment is overdue. Lent money to someone? Share the entry and you both see the same figure. Either of you records a repayment, and the app does the reminding…from flowperch.app
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