Countey Downloads & RevenueCountey: AI Budget Planner · App Store
Countey: Control de Gastos IA
52 days old
Countey: AI Budget Planner is #60 in Finance Grossing in Spain and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperCesar Alonso
CategoryFinance
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (12)
Version1.4.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
10 Oct 2026
10 Oct 2026Installs (est.)500+ worldwide
Countey: AI Budget Planner update history & changes
Last change · 11 events since 17 Sep 2026Full timeline ↓📈Dropped out of every chart we track✏️Description updated✏️New screenshots📦Updated to version 1.4📈Entered the top 100🆕First spotted by AppInsider📦Version 1.3🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 11 events
- 📈Countey: AI Budget Planner dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 5 Nov
- ✏️Countey: AI Budget Planner: description updated· ES
- ✏️Countey: AI Budget Planner: new screenshots10 screenshots (was 9) · ES
- ✏️Countey: AI Budget Planner: renamedCountey: Gastos y Ahorro IA → Countey: Control de Gastos IA · ES
- ✏️Countey: AI Budget Planner: app got bigger30 MB → 38 MB (+26%)
- 📦Countey: AI Budget Planner updated to version 1.4With 1.4, Countey logs itself: pay with your iPhone or get a notification from your bank, and the expense is already logged in the right account, without opening the app.
LOGS ITSELF
• At the top of Settings, “Logs itself” walks you through Apple Pay, bank notifications and widgets, step by step, until everything is set. Each page has a gallery of examples, like the iPhone’s widget gallery, and Countey checks off each step by itself once it works.
• Apple Pay connects in 4 taps with iOS 27: “Add with Shortcuts” brings the shortcut with the automation already inside. Just turn the automation on and add it. On earlier iOS versions, the step-by-step guide is still there.
• Bank notifications log themselves (iOS 27): with a Shortcuts automation and your bank’s app, online purchases, transfers and direct debits get logged. Codes, promotions and balance alerts are ignored. Shortcuts asks for your bank’s app; if you have more, add them later in the automation.
EVERY PAYMENT IN ITS PLACE
• Each card goes to its own account, and Countey never asks: it recognizes the card from Apple Pay or the last 4 digits in the notification. Change a payment’s account once and it learns. Until then, it uses the account whose name matches, or else your main account.
• One payment, one row: if the same payment comes in several ways (Apple Pay, the bank notification, a photo of the receipt…), it stays in a single row with an icon for each. When Countey isn’t sure, it asks “Is it the same payment?”
• Whatever logs itself waits in “To review”: go through it one by one, or all at once with “Mark as fine”.
FROM THE “LOGGED IN COUNTEY” NOTIFICATION
• Touch and hold the notification, tap “Rename” and type the new name right there, without opening the app. You also get category buttons and “Undo”.
• A one-off change applies to that payment only. Fix the same name the same way twice, and Countey remembers it next time.
WIDGETS
• Your savings ring, what’s left this month (and per day) and upcoming charges, on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
CLEARER NUMBERS
• Leave an expense out of the totals, like a work expense your company pays back: it stays in the account balance but doesn’t count in totals, budgets or Plan.
• Split an expense: only your share counts, and the rest goes to “Owed to me”.
• Money back is subtracted: when a friend pays you back with a transfer, it’s linked to the expense, which then counts only what you really paid. The row shows what’s left, with the original amount struck through.
• Spread a payment over months, like annual insurance: a part counts in each month.
• Real currencies: a payment in another currency keeps its currency and converts to yours for totals, whether it comes from Apple Pay, a notification or a photo. Before, 12.50 in another currency was saved as 12.50 in yours.
AND ALSO
• New family plan: up to 6 people with Apple’s Family Sharing, each with their own data on their own iPhone.
• Countey asks for your permission before using Google’s AI. Change it anytime in Settings › Privacy.
• The AI reads faster and no longer gets stuck: if it doesn’t answer, Countey tries another way within seconds.
• Redesigned Settings, with colored symbols, and “Log as you pay”, “Bank notifications” and “Widgets” each showing their status.
• Money between your own accounts counts as a transfer, not as spending. If the bank notification doesn’t say which account it went to, “To review” asks you, and you can also turn a movement into a transfer when you edit it.
• The Face ID or Touch ID lock now covers open sheets too.
• Fixes for iPhones on iOS 18.… more - 📈Countey: AI Budget Planner entered the top 100Top Grossing · Finance · ES
- 📈Countey: AI Budget Planner charting in a new countrySpain
- 🆕Countey: AI Budget Planner first spotted by AppInsider#98 in Top Grossing · Finance · Mexico
- 📦Countey: AI Budget Planner version 1.3Countey 1.3 changes how you log: say it or type it, and the form fills itself in, right where you are.
LOG BY VOICE OR TYPING
• Tap “Voice” or “Type” in the form: the amount, place and category fill themselves in, plus the account and date if you mention them. Check it and save.
• What you type is read instantly, even offline: “Starbucks 5”, “lunch 12”, “yesterday”…
• As you talk, you see what it’s picking up. Tap “Done” and the AI listens to your whole note and fills it in, even if you say several expenses in a row.
• The start of what you say no longer gets lost: you see “One moment…”, then feel a buzz as soon as it hears you. It only needs the microphone.
• What you pick by hand stays: if the phrase doesn’t mention the account or date, they don’t change, and your category stays put.
• Tap the phrase to fix it; “Undo” puts the form back the way it was.
• Income and transfers work when you type, too: “got paid 1200”, “move 100 to savings”. If the AI reads a different amount or type, it suggests it instead of switching.
• If the AI can’t read your voice note, your iPhone fills it in and shows “Try again”.
SEVERAL AT ONCE
• “3.80 at Starbucks and 12 for a taxi”: the form turns into a list with the total on top, to check, uncheck or complete what’s missing.
• Photos of lists, like a bank screenshot: each row is a transaction with its date, no totals or balances. What you already had shows as “Already logged”.
RECEIPTS
• Rebuilt receipt camera, like the iPhone’s: it says “Receipt in view” and vibrates once it’s in frame.
• If a photo or a note doesn’t work, the alert stays, with “Try again” and “Type it in”.
PLAN AND BUDGETS
• Plan shows in big numbers what’s left for day-to-day spending and how much you can spend a day to stay on track.
• The month-end forecast no longer panics over rent on the 1st: recurring payments count once, including those in another currency.
• Easier budgets: the figure on top, what you spent last month, your average and one-tap suggestions.
GOALS, RECURRING AND ACCOUNTS
• New goal: pick the deadline with one tap and see how much to set aside each month. “Add funds” and “Withdraw” come with one-tap suggestions.
• Adding a recurring payment? It suggests what already repeats in your transactions, and any of them can be paused from its details.
• In Accounts, the total and “Transfer between accounts” stay on top, and transfers are grouped by month.
• Type balances the way your bank shows them (“12,345.67”); for card debt, use the ± key.
A NEW TOUR
• A hands-on tour of the whole app, on the real thing. It replaces the old guide; replay it anytime in Settings → Help → “Countey tour”.
• New here? Setup is rebuilt, with “Plan your month”: from what comes in, minus your recurring payments and your goal, it suggests a budget per category.
HOME AND SETTINGS
• The period picker on Home, rebuilt: smoother, with short names (“September”, “Dec 2025”).
• Currency with search, and your country’s marked “Suggested”.
• If notifications are off, “Notify me of each payment” and “Payday reminder” tell you and help you turn them on.
• “Log as you pay” is shorter: “Create the automation” at the top and, once it works, when your last payment logged itself.
AND ALSO
• Smoother, especially on iPhones with ProMotion, with numbers that roll.
• Creating a category is easier: the emoji follows the name and the color doesn’t repeat another category’s.
• Better with large text and VoiceOver.
• Fixes: a balance like “1,234.56” is no longer lost; withdrawing more than a goal holds no longer leaves it at 0; saving the monthly budget with an empty field no longer deletes it; a recurring payment with your own category no longer blanks the menu; and if you reinstall Countey or get a new iPhone, your subscription comes back on its own.… more - 🆕Countey: AI Budget Planner released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
5.0 ★
12 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#60
Finance GrossingMeasured
Countey: AI Budget Planner on the App Store
App details
App ID
6791534504
Publisher
Cesar Alonso
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 18.1+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
8
NL EN FR DE IT JA PT ES
Size
42 MB
Also listed in
Productivity
Countey: AI Budget Planner downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Apple publishes no download counts. App Store downloads come from chart positions and daily rating growth per country, calibrated on Google Play install counts; lifetime installs from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
Stickiness (DAU / MAU)
how many monthly users open it on a given day
How this is calculated
Monthly users come from lifetime installs across every store, fitted on monthly active user figures companies publish; daily users = monthly × the typical daily/monthly ratio for the category. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Spain | FinanceGrossing | #60 |
Apps near Countey: AI Budget Planner on the chart
Finance Grossing, around #60.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
12 ratings
Measured
Ratings
12
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
5.0★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
42/100
faster than 36% of Finance apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About Countey: AI Budget Planner
Logging an expense takes three seconds in Countey. And there's no bank to connect.
Say it, snap a photo or type it: AI picks out the amount, the shop and the category. You check it and it's in. No forms, no drop-down menus, no hunting for the right category.
• Say it: "twelve fifty at the supermarket", "move 200 to savings".
• Snap a receipt or a screenshot of a payment. If the image has several, Countey splits them.
• Type it, and the category is filled in as soon as you enter the shop. Countey knows 1,437 brands offline and learns from every correction you make.
WITH APPLE PAY, IT LOGS ITSELF
Set up an automation in the Shortcuts app once, following Countey's guide. From then on, every in-store Apple Pay payment lands in Countey on its own, with its amount, shop and card. Cash is logged by hand. With iOS 27, physical card and online purchases also log themselves from your bank's notifications; without iOS 27, they're logged by hand.
NO OPEN BANKING, NO BANK LOGIN
Countey never asks for your bank details and never connects to your bank. Nothing to re-link, nothing to break.
MADE YOURS FROM DAY ONE
Pick your categories, how you usually pay and how you like to log, and the app adapts. You can start without entering a single number: the money part is optional.
YOUR FINANCIAL DATA STAYS ON YOUR IPHONE
No account, no password. Your transactions, accounts and balances are stored on your device only. Photos and voice are read by AI and not kept. No ads, and your data is never sold.
ALSO INSIDE
• Monthly and per-category budgets, plus savings goals: give a goal an amount and a date and Countey tells you how much to put aside each month.
• Your regular income and bills log themselves every month, once you set them up.
• Subscriptions and recurring bills spotted for you, which you confirm, so you know what they cost per year.
• All your accounts together: bank, cash, card, savings and investments.
• Your savings ring: money in against money out, at a glance.
• A calendar with every day in green or red, your weekly totals and the payments coming up.
• Face ID lock and hidden balances. Export your transactions whenever you like.
• Ten languages, each with its own currency and number format.
Start with a 7-day trial, then choose a monthly or yearly plan.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://countey.app/privacy
Say it, snap a photo or type it: AI picks out the amount, the shop and the category. You check it and it's in. No forms, no drop-down menus, no hunting for the right category.
• Say it: "twelve fifty at the supermarket", "move 200 to savings".
• Snap a receipt or a screenshot of a payment. If the image has several, Countey splits them.
• Type it, and the category is filled in as soon as you enter the shop. Countey knows 1,437 brands offline and learns from every correction you make.
WITH APPLE PAY, IT LOGS ITSELF
Set up an automation in the Shortcuts app once, following Countey's guide. From then on, every in-store Apple Pay payment lands in Countey on its own, with its amount, shop and card. Cash is logged by hand. With iOS 27, physical card and online purchases also log themselves from your bank's notifications; without iOS 27, they're logged by hand.
NO OPEN BANKING, NO BANK LOGIN
Countey never asks for your bank details and never connects to your bank. Nothing to re-link, nothing to break.
MADE YOURS FROM DAY ONE
Pick your categories, how you usually pay and how you like to log, and the app adapts. You can start without entering a single number: the money part is optional.
YOUR FINANCIAL DATA STAYS ON YOUR IPHONE
No account, no password. Your transactions, accounts and balances are stored on your device only. Photos and voice are read by AI and not kept. No ads, and your data is never sold.
ALSO INSIDE
• Monthly and per-category budgets, plus savings goals: give a goal an amount and a date and Countey tells you how much to put aside each month.
• Your regular income and bills log themselves every month, once you set them up.
• Subscriptions and recurring bills spotted for you, which you confirm, so you know what they cost per year.
• All your accounts together: bank, cash, card, savings and investments.
• Your savings ring: money in against money out, at a glance.
• A calendar with every day in green or red, your weekly totals and the payments coming up.
• Face ID lock and hidden balances. Export your transactions whenever you like.
• Ten languages, each with its own currency and number format.
Start with a 7-day trial, then choose a monthly or yearly plan.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://countey.app/privacy
Latest updates
1.4.1
Getting started is easier, and your plan is clearer.
WELCOME
• Your plan, ready in a few taps: your income, recurring payments and a goal with a date
• A short first tour to record your first expense
• Automatic capture: one single step, the one that suits your iPhone
BUDGETS AND HOME
• Your budget at a glance: what you've spent, what's left and, separately, recurring payments
• The "today" mark on the bar is now easy to see
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
• Settings shows your actual plan, with its installments
• Change plan from the app, on a clear sheet
• If a charge fails, we let you know and you fix it in one tap, without losing your data
• A reminder 15 days before your yearly renewal
• Before cancelling you see what you have and how to do it, no runaround
YOUR MONTH
• Month-end recap: your month summed up when it closes
AND MORE
• Bank alerts: better at reading the merchant, recorded in that bank's account, and your correction is learned the first time
• Fewer notifications: at most one thing from us per day
• Fixes and stability improvements
1.4
With 1.4, Countey logs itself: pay with your iPhone or get a notification from your bank, and the expense is already logged in the right account, without opening the app.
LOGS ITSELF
• At the top of Settings, “Logs itself” walks you through Apple Pay, bank notifications and widgets, step by step, until everything is set. Each page has a gallery of examples, like the iPhone’s widget gallery, and Countey checks off each step by itself once it works.
• Apple Pay connects in 4 taps with iOS 27: “Add with Shortcuts” brings the shortcut with the automation already inside. Just turn the automation on and add it. On earlier iOS versions, the step-by-step guide is still there.
• Bank notifications log themselves (iOS 27): with a Shortcuts automation and your bank’s app, online purchases, transfers and direct debits get logged. Codes, promotions and balance alerts are ignored. Shortcuts asks for your bank’s app; if you have more, add them later in the automation.
EVERY PAYMENT IN ITS PLACE
• Each card goes to its own account, and Countey never asks: it recognizes the card from Apple Pay or the last 4 digits in the notification. Change a payment’s account once and it learns. Until then, it uses the account whose name matches, or else your main account.
• One payment, one row: if the same payment comes in several ways (Apple Pay, the bank notification, a photo of the receipt…), it stays in a single row with an icon for each. When Countey isn’t sure, it asks “Is it the same payment?”
• Whatever logs itself waits in “To review”: go through it one by one, or all at once with “Mark as fine”.
FROM THE “LOGGED IN COUNTEY” NOTIFICATION
• Touch and hold the notification, tap “Rename” and type the new name right there, without opening the app. You also get category buttons and “Undo”.
• A one-off change applies to that payment only. Fix the same name the same way twice, and Countey remembers it next time.
WIDGETS
• Your savings ring, what’s left this month (and per day) and upcoming charges, on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
CLEARER NUMBERS
• Leave an expense out of the totals, like a work expense your company pays back: it stays in the account balance but doesn’t count in totals, budgets or Plan.
• Split an expense: only your share counts, and the rest goes to “Owed to me”.
• Money back is subtracted: when a friend pays you back with a transfer, it’s linked to the expense, which then counts only what you really paid. The row shows what’s left, with the original amount struck through.
• Spread a payment over months, like annual insurance: a part counts in each month.
• Real currencies: a payment in another currency keeps its currency and converts to yours for totals, whether it comes from Apple Pay, a notification or a photo. Before, 12.50 in another currency was saved as 12.50 in yours.
AND ALSO
• New family plan: up to 6 people with Apple’s Family Sharing, each with their own data on their own iPhone.
• Countey asks for your permission before using Google’s AI. Change it anytime in Settings › Privacy.
• The AI reads faster and no longer gets stuck: if it doesn’t answer, Countey tries another way within seconds.
• Redesigned Settings, with colored symbols, and “Log as you pay”, “Bank notifications” and “Widgets” each showing their status.
• Money between your own accounts counts as a transfer, not as spending. If the bank notification doesn’t say which account it went to, “To review” asks you, and you can also turn a movement into a transfer when you edit it.
• The Face ID or Touch ID lock now covers open sheets too.
• Fixes for iPhones on iOS 18.
1.3
Countey 1.3 changes how you log: say it or type it, and the form fills itself in, right where you are.
LOG BY VOICE OR TYPING
• Tap “Voice” or “Type” in the form: the amount, place and category fill themselves in, plus the account and date if you mention them. Check it and save.
• What you type is read instantly, even offline: “Starbucks 5”, “lunch 12”, “yesterday”…
• As you talk, you see what it’s picking up. Tap “Done” and the AI listens to your whole note and fills it in, even if you say several expenses in a row.
• The start of what you say no longer gets lost: you see “One moment…”, then feel a buzz as soon as it hears you. It only needs the microphone.
• What you pick by hand stays: if the phrase doesn’t mention the account or date, they don’t change, and your category stays put.
• Tap the phrase to fix it; “Undo” puts the form back the way it was.
• Income and transfers work when you type, too: “got paid 1200”, “move 100 to savings”. If the AI reads a different amount or type, it suggests it instead of switching.
• If the AI can’t read your voice note, your iPhone fills it in and shows “Try again”.
SEVERAL AT ONCE
• “3.80 at Starbucks and 12 for a taxi”: the form turns into a list with the total on top, to check, uncheck or complete what’s missing.
• Photos of lists, like a bank screenshot: each row is a transaction with its date, no totals or balances. What you already had shows as “Already logged”.
RECEIPTS
• Rebuilt receipt camera, like the iPhone’s: it says “Receipt in view” and vibrates once it’s in frame.
• If a photo or a note doesn’t work, the alert stays, with “Try again” and “Type it in”.
PLAN AND BUDGETS
• Plan shows in big numbers what’s left for day-to-day spending and how much you can spend a day to stay on track.
• The month-end forecast no longer panics over rent on the 1st: recurring payments count once, including those in another currency.
• Easier budgets: the figure on top, what you spent last month, your average and one-tap suggestions.
GOALS, RECURRING AND ACCOUNTS
• New goal: pick the deadline with one tap and see how much to set aside each month. “Add funds” and “Withdraw” come with one-tap suggestions.
• Adding a recurring payment? It suggests what already repeats in your transactions, and any of them can be paused from its details.
• In Accounts, the total and “Transfer between accounts” stay on top, and transfers are grouped by month.
• Type balances the way your bank shows them (“12,345.67”); for card debt, use the ± key.
A NEW TOUR
• A hands-on tour of the whole app, on the real thing. It replaces the old guide; replay it anytime in Settings → Help → “Countey tour”.
• New here? Setup is rebuilt, with “Plan your month”: from what comes in, minus your recurring payments and your goal, it suggests a budget per category.
HOME AND SETTINGS
• The period picker on Home, rebuilt: smoother, with short names (“September”, “Dec 2025”).
• Currency with search, and your country’s marked “Suggested”.
• If notifications are off, “Notify me of each payment” and “Payday reminder” tell you and help you turn them on.
• “Log as you pay” is shorter: “Create the automation” at the top and, once it works, when your last payment logged itself.
AND ALSO
• Smoother, especially on iPhones with ProMotion, with numbers that roll.
• Creating a category is easier: the emoji follows the name and the color doesn’t repeat another category’s.
• Better with large text and VoiceOver.
• Fixes: a balance like “1,234.56” is no longer lost; withdrawing more than a goal holds no longer leaves it at 0; saving the monthly budget with an empty field no longer deletes it; a recurring payment with your own category no longer blanks the menu; and if you reinstall Countey or get a new iPhone, your subscription comes back on its own.
Store changes
What Countey: AI Budget Planner changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
App got bigger
38 MB → 42 MB (+11%)
Description updated
New screenshots
10 screenshots (was 9)