From Tweet to App Store: A Developer's Quick回应 to a Simple Finance Request

Big Numbers App: Simplifying Personal Finance Tracking A tweet sparked the creation of a simple finance app, 'Big Numbers', built by developer Steven Zhang in just two hours. The app focuses on minimalism and provides users with an at-a-glance view of their spending for the day, week, and month.
Key Features:
- Simplicity: Tracks daily, weekly, and monthly spend.
- Connect Credit/Debit Card: Users can easily link their card to start tracking expenses.
- Transaction Details: Tap into each time frame to view individual transactions.
- Settings Options: Customize with FaceID, remove accounts, and choose between rolling or fixed time periods.
- Pending Transactions: The app includes pending credit card transactions in the spend data.
Upcoming Updates:
- Multiple Cards: Future updates will allow users to track multiple cards and accounts for a comprehensive view of their finances.
- Widget Support: An update will introduce widget functionality, making it easier to check spending on-the-go.
User Experience:
For someone who manually tracks their finances, the app offers a simpler and more efficient alternative. It helps users quickly gauge their monthly spending and savings without needing to manage multiple apps or spreadsheets.
Availability:
The Big Numbers app is now available for free on the App Store, with an included widget update as of May 6, 2025. The developer, Steven Zhang, plans to add more features in the future.
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