BudgetBakers was founded in 2010 by Czech developer Jan Muller. Initially starting as an Android only company, it has since expanded into iOS territory. BudgetBakers\u2019 main product, Wallet, stands above some of its rivals due to its clean app and options that you can personalise.<\/p>
Our review covers Wallet\u2019s features and pricing, and its pros and cons to help you decide if you really need this finance app to occupy some of your smartphone\u2019s memory.<\/p>
Wallet is a budgeting app that can be downloaded on Android or iOS, or you can use the desktop version if you\u2019d prefer to tackle your finances on a laptop or desktop computer. The Android version of the app is the most complete, while the iOS and web versions lack some of its useful features.<\/p>
Wallet comes with clean graphics and straightforward menus and options. After you download the app, you can sign up through your email, or using either Facebook or Google. You\u2019ll then be asked to select your default currency. At this point, you can pick and choose the charts and graphs you\u2019d like displayed on your dashboard and you can then start using the app.<\/p>
The basic features are free of charge, but free Wallet only works as a manual budgeting app. This means you\u2019ll have to manually enter your expenses and handle your accounts. If you\u2019re looking for something a bit smarter and more automated, you\u2019ll need to pay for Wallet Premium.<\/p>
Wallet\u2019s free features on Android include:<\/p>
Here\u2019s what Wallet\u2019s Premium option adds to its basic deal:<\/p>
Wallet Premium is an in-app feature, which means that you need to sign up to the basic version of the app first and then upgrade if you want to. You can currently take advantage of a 14-day free trial, after which point you\u2019ll be charged for a yearly Premium plan. Wallet Premium costs \u00a35.49 if you subscribe monthly or \u00a317.99 for the yearly plan \u2013 this is for the first year only, after which you\u2019ll be charged \u00a319.99. Alternatively you an sign up to a Lifetime Premium plan for \u00a348.99.<\/p>
As Wallet does not allow you to actually spend your money at any point, even if you buy the Premium option and sync the app with your bank account, data is accessed in read-only mode, so your money is still as safe as your bank keeps it.<\/p>
Wallet does not sell or share data with third parties, unless it is necessary to provide its services. In plain English, this means that BudgetBakers may, for example, give your data to the company that provides the servers that make the app work, but will not sell your details to an advertiser.<\/p>
You can protect the app with a PIN or with your fingerprint, so that if your smartphone gets lost or stolen, your financial data is shielded by an extra security layer.<\/p>
On the App Store, the Wallet app scores 4.6 stars out of 5 from over 5,000 reviews, while on Google Play it scores 4.5 stars out of 5 from more than 340,000 reviews. (Updated March 2025.)<\/p>
Reviewers praise the app for being \u201cuser-friendly\u201d and highlight its budgeting features and ability to handle multiple currencies as big plus points.<\/p>
On the flipside, the vast majority of negative reviews point to issues with syncing bank accounts and credit cards, with some users also reporting a lack of customer support.<\/p>
Pros<\/b><\/p> Cons<\/b><\/p>Customer service information for Wallet<\/h3>
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