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Version 2.13.0 · 2023-08-10
Big performance improvements to lists in the app.
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The store currently lists version 2.13.0, updated 2023-08-10.








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Budget Burndown is a simple personal finance app for tracking your monthly burn rate. Visually track your expected vs. actual spending rate across multiple cards on a single chart. If you keep the lines matched up, you're staying on budget. It's a quick and intuitive way to track your spending without all of the bloat that makes other budgeting apps so frustrating to use.
Budget Burndown is part of the Finance Kit suite of personal finance apps, which also includes Transactions.
• A VISUAL SPENDING TRACKER
Automatically track your spending against your monthly budget across multiple accounts. Add transactions manually when linking cards is not supported in the region.
• HOME SCREEN WIDGETS
At-a-glance visibility into your burn rate without even opening the app.
• SAVE TRANSACTIONS
Quickly save transactions when you want to remember to split a bill or expense a purchase later.…
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