LendPal
Track loans, repayments, and due dates between friends
What it does
LendPal is an iPhone app built specifically for money you lend to friends and family—not general budgeting. Organize loans by person, monitor balances and due dates, record repayments, and see your lending portfolio at a glance. The free plan supports seven active loans; Premium adds unlimited loans, reminders, full history, CSV export, and iCloud sync.
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Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. I can easily manage my loans across my small community of friends, quite handy, UI is also user friendly. I can easily manage my loans across my small community of friends, quite handy, UI is also user friendly. LendPal now supports loans in multiple currencies. Each loan keeps its own currency, while dashboards and summaries clearly separate totals so different currencies are never combined. We’ve also improved loan counts and balance summaries, refined the Choose Person experience, added a More Apps section, and fixed several UI issues for a smoother experience across iPhone and iPad. This update makes loan activity…from apps.apple.com
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