Simple Register

Simple Register
Developer: Jennifer Hendrickson
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Simple Register Summary

Simple Register is a mobile iOS app in Finance by Jennifer Hendrickson. Released in Jul 2026 (recently released ago). Store last updated Jul 16, 2026

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App Description

Your checkbook register, exactly as you remember it.

Simple Register brings the familiar paper checkbook register to your Apple devices. Open it, enter a transaction, see your balance, and close it. No bank connections, no complicated budgeting system, and no subscription.

FAST, FAMILIAR ENTRY

• Record payments, deposits, checks, and transfers
• Type 1254 and Simple Register enters $12.54
• Reuse recent payees, with gentle reminders when a monthly bill seems due
• Save an entry and immediately add another
• See your running and cleared balances at a glance

RECONCILE WITH CONFIDENCE

Enter your statement balance, check off cleared transactions, and watch the difference reach zero. Simple Register never changes your transaction amounts during reconciliation.

MADE FOR HOUSEHOLDS

Keep as many registers as your household needs — checking, vacation fund, gift money. Transfers record both sides automatically and stay linked, and every entry shows who added it.

YOUR REGISTER, YOUR STYLE

Choose from familiar checkbook-inspired covers and ledger styles while keeping every number clear and readable.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• No bank logins
• No Plaid or financial account linking
• No ads
• No analytics
• No Simple Register account
• Optional local-only mode
• Optional Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode protection

YOUR DATA STAYS USEFUL

Export your register to CSV or PDF whenever you need it. Edit history and Recently Deleted help protect you from mistakes.

BUILT FOR APPLE DEVICES

Use Simple Register on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with your private iCloud keeping your registers in step across your devices.

Simple Register is for people who want to track their money themselves — without handing their financial history to another service.