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Version 2.1.6 · 2026-09-12
This version introduces bug fixes and quality of life improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.1.6, updated 2026-09-12.








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Track Spending Automatically. Budget Without the Headache.
WalletPal is a powerful expense track and budgeting and spending tracking app designed specifically for people who use Apple Pay.
No more logging every purchase manually. With WalletPal, your tap-to-pay transactions are automatically tracked — including the name, amount, location, date, and category. Budgeting just got easier.
*Features You’ll Actually Use:*
- Automatic Expense Tracking
Tap to pay and forget it — WalletPal logs the transaction instantly with all details.
- Smart Monthly Budget Planner
Create a simple budget for your daily, weekly, or monthly expenses and receive notifications when you're close to overspending.
- Free Budget Tracker Tools
Import/export your data in CSV, filter transactions, and analyze spending — all included in the free version.…
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This version introduces bug fixes and quality of life improvements
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