
01
Before
You know what you'll pay before you pay it.
Home shows the month's total and your next charges. Tap the title to see your balance, income minus spending, with an arrow that tells you if you're doing better or worse than last month.
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Leerla en españolYou add your expenses, recurring and one-off, and your income if you want. Kelo shows how much you'll pay this month and on which day, gives you a heads-up before every charge, and never asks for your bank login.
Free to start. iPhone only, in ten languages.
More than 6,000 people used it in September.1 It's built by one person, in Spain.

The problem
You signed up for each one in a different month, and every one of them charges whenever it feels like it. You end up with no idea where it's going, and your bank tells you once there's nothing left to do about it.




290 brand marks inside the app. Forty of them go by here.
This month
$1,892.50
Everything you pay every month, added up, before it gets charged.

01
Before
Home shows the month's total and your next charges. Tap the title to see your balance, income minus spending, with an arrow that tells you if you're doing better or worse than last month.

02
How often
Weekly, every two weeks, monthly, every two, three or six months, yearly, or whatever interval you set.

03
The day
The whole calendar, month by month, with every charge on its day. Tap one to edit or delete it right there.

04
The month
A monthly limit that tells you the first time you go over it, and savings goals that fill up as you go.

05
The moment
Pay with your iPhone and Kelo logs it without you opening the app. You set it up once in Shortcuts, with a video guide inside Kelo.

06
Kept apart
Work, home, a trip: one account for each, with its own totals, limit and goals. And categories your way, with whatever name and icon you like.
We don't promise you'll make money.
There are no badges and no streaks.
We don't ask for your bank login.
Just what you pay, and when.
Because we don't want your credentials, and because your statement shows up too late. What matters is what hasn't happened yet.
The first time, yes, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. But recurring ones go in once and stay there. And with Premium, paying with your iPhone logs it for you.
Yes. When you add something you pick Expense or Income, and on Home you can switch the month's spending for your balance, income minus spending.
Yes: weekly, every two weeks, every two or three months, every six, yearly, or whatever interval you set. It was the most requested thing in our reviews.
With a Shortcuts automation you set up once, following a video guide inside Kelo. From then on, when you pay with your iPhone, Kelo logs the amount and the store. Some banks don't hand the amount to Shortcuts: if yours doesn't, Kelo tells you and you fill it in. It's part of Premium.
Yes, with accounts. Each one has its own totals, limit and goals. Personal is free, and extra accounts come with Premium.
No. Kelo tells you what you have and when you'll be charged, but cancelling a service is done wherever you signed up for it. We don't ask for permission to act on your behalf and we never move your money.
Yes. What you enter is stored on your iPhone, so the app works the same on a plane. With Premium, it also syncs to Kelo's server whenever you're online.
You don't lose anything you already have. What gets capped is how much more you can add from then on.
Without Premium, only on your iPhone. With Premium they sync to Kelo's server, which works as your backup. Kelo never connects to your bank.
Yes. Tap the message icon at the top of Home and write. Jose, who makes Kelo, writes back.
No. Kelo is iPhone only.
The manual method, written out and checked. You don't need the app for any of it.
19 of 22 subscriptions cost the same in the app
Five places. Apple knows one of them.
Your Apple subscriptions sit on four screens, not one.
Kelo never asks for your bank login
A bill every two weeks charges 26 times a year
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