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Know where you stand

Money habits for payday, rent day, the coffee runs, the trip fund, your savings era.

Your accounts, cash and cards in any currency, added up. Plus budgets that warn you early and goals you can watch grow.

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  • 26 currencies
  • No ads, no tracking
  • Coming soon to iPhone

Made for money that crosses borders

Salary in Dubai, savings back home, a card in dollars: keep each account in its own currency and watch it all add up.

Wealthit keeps wallets in the money of 26 places: United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, China, Japan, Türkiye, South Africa, United Kingdom, Eurozone, Switzerland, United States, Canada, Australia.

Wealthit adds up every account a bank card and a coin, every budget a spending chart, every bill a calendar with a due day marked and every goal coins stacked up to a flag, so you know where you stand and where you’re heading the Wealthit mark.

Wealthit’s Home screen: the total balance across eight wallets, spent today, and this month’s spending ringWealthit’s Home screen: the total balance across eight wallets, spent today, and this month’s spending ring

In everyday life

Less adding up. More living

A young woman in a beige hijab smiling at her phone at home
Where you stand, as soon as it opens.
A woman in a mustard hijab and a man chatting over drinks at a café table
Written down before the bill arrives.
Paying at a till with an iPhone, Wealthit’s Tap to Record card on the Lock Screen: Harbour Lane Supermarket, AED 86.50, with Cancel and Add
Paid, and ready to tap Add.

Recording

Write each payment the way you’d say it. Tap +, type the amount and pick what it was for. No forms, no spreadsheet energy.

Scan a receipt

Point your camera at a receipt. It’s read on your phone and filled in, ready for you to check.

Tap to Record, on iPhone

You paid. It’s already written down

Pay with Apple Pay and Wealthit puts the payment on your Lock Screen, already filled in. Tap Add and it’s recorded. Tap Cancel and it isn’t.

  1. 1

    Set it up once

    Add Wealthit’s shortcut in the Shortcuts app and switch it on. The app walks you through it.

  2. 2

    Pay as you always do

    Apple Pay passes on the shop, the amount and the card. There is nothing to type.

  3. 3

    Tap Add

    The category comes from the shop and the wallet from the card. The first time you use a card, you choose its wallet.

Needs an iPhone with Apple Pay. Not available on Android.

How Tap to Record works
An iPhone Lock Screen
Tap to Record on the Lock Screen: Harbour Lane Supermarket, AED 86.50, Groceries from Main bank, with Cancel and Add

The whole picture

What you have, what’s due and what you’re saving for, on one screen and already added up. Your money, sorted.

Wealthit’s Budgets screen: monthly budgets grouped into over budget, running out early and going fastWealthit’s Budgets screen: monthly budgets grouped into over budget, running out early and going fast
Wealthit’s Home screen: the total balance across every wallet, spent today and this month’s spendingWealthit’s Home screen: the total balance across every wallet, spent today and this month’s spending
Wealthit’s Goals screen: a 30-day streak, saving for a trip and a safety net, and clearing a car loanWealthit’s Goals screen: a 30-day streak, saving for a trip and a safety net, and clearing a car loan

Features

Everything your money needs, minus the spreadsheet energy

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Three ways to record

Tap +, type the amount on Wealthit’s own number pad and pick what it was for. The sentence reads back what will be saved.

Inside the app

  • Home: where you standHome: where you stand
    HomeWhere you stand
  • Wallets: every accountWallets: every account
    WalletsEvery account
  • Recording: finish the sentenceRecording: finish the sentence
    RecordingFinish the sentence
  • Scan a receipt: read on your phoneScan a receipt: read on your phone
    Scan a receiptRead on your phone
  • Budgets: before you overspendBudgets: before you overspend
    BudgetsBefore you overspend
  • Goals: every step countsGoals: every step counts
    GoalsEvery step counts
  • Planning: what is comingPlanning: what is coming
    PlanningWhat is coming
  • Scheduled payments: bills that rememberScheduled payments: bills that remember
    Scheduled paymentsBills that remember
  • Friends & family: who owes whomFriends & family: who owes whom
    Friends & familyWho owes whom
  • Statistics: where it wentStatistics: where it went
    StatisticsWhere it went
  • Notifications: what needs youNotifications: what needs you
    NotificationsWhat needs you
  • Customise Home: your orderCustomise Home: your order
    Customise HomeYour order
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Bills & schedules

Bills that remember themselves on the day, and never twice.

Set up rent, salary or a subscription once. On the day it records itself, or waits for you to say Record it or Skip this time. The next 30 days are always one screen away, so rent day doesn’t sneak up on you.

Wealthit’s Scheduled payments screen: what’s coming in and going out over the next 30 daysWealthit’s Scheduled payments screen: what’s coming in and going out over the next 30 days
Waiting for you: Metro card top-up, due 17 October, with Record it and Skip this timeWaiting for you: Metro card top-up, due 17 October, with Record it and Skip this time

  • Every currency in one total

    A woman in a hijab holding an iPhone showing Wealthit’s Wallets: accounts in dirhams, dollars, dinars and rupees

    Dirhams, rupees and dollars, each in its own wallet, added up at the rate you got, a fixed peg or the day’s rate. If there is no rate, it says so instead of guessing.

  • A heads-up before you overspend

    A couple at the supermarket with a trolley; she checks her phone while he leans in to look

    When a budget is nearly used up, you’re told what is left and how much that is a day, while there is still time to do something.

Wealthit’s Home screen in the dark theme

Make it yours

Light or dark, amounts on show or hidden from whoever’s sitting next to you, and Home in the order you choose.

More about Home & widgets

Private by design

For your eyes only

  • Face ID or a PINLock the app. The PIN stays in your phone’s keychain.
  • Hide amountsOne tap, and the person next to you can’t read a thing.
  • No bank loginWealthit never asks for your bank password.
  • Nothing trackedNo tracking, no advertising, no analytics.
  • Delete it any timeFrom your profile. Sixty days later, everything is gone for good.
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A woman in a pink hijab working on a laptop on a sofa, a cup of coffee on the table beside her

On your computer, too

Sign in on the web with the same account and your records are there. Add one on your laptop and it shows on your phone within seconds.

Coming soon

Questions

Good questions, answered

More answers on the Help page

  • Not yet. The iPhone app is in testing now and coming soon to the App Store, and Android is planned. The buttons on this page turn into real links the day it’s listed.

  • Yes. You sign in with Apple, Google or your email. Your records are kept in your account, so they’re the same on every phone you sign in on, and a lost or new phone loses nothing.

  • No. Wealthit never asks for your bank login. You record what you spend yourself: as a sentence, from a receipt, or with Tap to Record when you pay with Apple Pay.

  • Yes, in 26 of them. Every wallet keeps its own currency. Totals use a rate you actually got on a transfer, a fixed peg such as the dirham’s to the dollar, or the day’s published rate. Anything none of those can reach is left out of the total and named, and still shown in its own currency.

  • You. They are kept on your phone and in your account on Wealthit’s server in Frankfurt, in the EU, and nobody reads them. There is no tracking, no advertising and no analytics, and receipt photos never leave your phone.

Small steps.Big wealth

Wealthit is coming soon to iPhone, with Android to follow. Your first record takes a few seconds, and that’s where the habit starts.

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