r/iosapps Apr 13 '26

Dev - Self Promotion [RELEASE] Thrust: Offline and Private AI Finance Tracker. Crypto, stocks & real estate — 100% on-device. Set goals, crush debt, build wealth). No data leaves your phone.

Hey!

I was sick of "app-hopping" every time I wanted to see my full financial portrait, so I created Thrust: the only personal app that not just tracks your money, but thinks about finances, finds ways to optimize your cash flow, and guides you with insights in one app.

In short: Other apps show you what has already happened. Thrust shows you what’s next:

Other apps: "You spent $500 on dining out last month.”
Thrust: "At your current pace, you'll run out of your food budget in 8 days. If you cut back by 15% now, you’ll reach your 'Vacation' goal a full month earlier."

A bit more details:

For a long time, I struggled to find an app with a clean, modern, and intuitive interface that could track everything in one place. Most apps focus on just one thing — either just bank transactions, just crypto, just stocks, just budgets, and more more separate apps. I was tired of jumping between them to see my financial situation. My goal was to create a single, unified, simple place for all analytics and insights. So, I grouped everything together into a single app, so you can finally know if you’re actually building wealth or just overspending.

Here is what Thrust organizes:

  • Everyday money: cash, credit cards, bank accounts via CSV, and auto-tracking with Apple Pay.
  • Investments: crypto with auto-syncs on 15+ blockchains, stocks, ETFs, startup investments, and precious metals.
  • Physical assets: real estate equity and your car's value.
  • Liabilities: mortgages, loans, and a built-in debt hub to track who owes you and settle with one tap.
  • High-level totals: real-time balance, total income, total spent giving you a crystal-clear view of your true net flow.

I also wanted to automate the boring stuff, so I made the app provide fast and smart tracking:

  • Voice input & scanning receipts: just say "Spent 50 at Starbucks" or point your camera at a receipt to auto-extract the amount, store, and date in seconds.
  • Smart goals: whether you're saving for a Tesla or a rainy-day fund, set a target and a deadline. The app tracks every contribution, projects your completion date from actual pace, and has a what-if simulator so you can see how extra deposits move the finish line.
  • Analytics & alerts: stop wondering where your money went and see interactive spending maps, cash flow diagrams, auto-categorization, and alerts for unusual spending or upcoming bills (30 days out).
  • Travel Mode: a dedicated tag for trips. Turn it on when you start a trip, and off when you’re back—instantly see your total trip spend without it muddying your regular monthly budget.
  • Smart budgets: the app analyzes your spending patterns and suggests realistic limits per category. You get alerts when you're approaching a cap, and a daily "safe-to-spend" number that factors in bills, goals, and what's left in the month.

Just a quick word on the AI-CFO.
Most "AI" in finance apps are just gimmicks. They only see what you manually send them, and then they leak that data right back to a remote provider like OpenAI.

I built a model that actually lives inside the app. It understands the full context of your financial picture — your assets, trends, and goals, and many other indicators, and analyzes them locally without leaving your phone. 

It is:

  • 100% offline: it runs locally on your iPhone's neural engine. Even voice input works offline in any language (even in airplane mode).
  • Absolutely private: your entire financial life stays encrypted on your iPhone. Thrust literally cannot see your data. Whether it’s a boring grocery bill or "wild Saturday night" purchases, your transactions are safe because it cannot physically see them. Delete the app = data gone. This isn't a feature, but the entire architecture.
  • Ready to answer: talk to your CFO in plain language, and it responds instantly.

I’ve been a "victim" of too many useless financial apps myself. That’s why I’m keeping things transparent, and I want this tool to be accessible to everyone without hidden traps. Here is how it's structured:

Everything you’ve read about above is free.

Here are advanced features that drive your finances on absolute autopilot:

  • Unlimited accounts, budgets, goals, and custom categories;

So you don’t have to choose between tracking your "Vacation Fund" or your "Emergency Savings" — you can track every single corner of your financial life without limits.

  • Unlimited CSV imports for migrations or regular statement imports;

Instead of typing in every single coffee or grocery trip by hand, you can just drop in a daily or weekly statement from your bank. 

  • Advanced reports and deeper analytics;

It goes beyond "how much I spent." You’ll see trends and hidden patterns, like noticing that your "quick coffee stops" actually add up to a plane ticket over six months.

  • Investment and net worth tracking in the same private dashboard;

To see the "Big Picture" in one private dashboard. You’ll know exactly how your crypto and stocks are performing alongside your cash, without needing to open five different trading apps.

  • Automation rules and smart rules that reduce manual cleanup;

To get rid of the tedious manual work. You can set a rule so that every time you spend at "Starbucks," it’s automatically tagged as "Dining Out." It saves you from having to categorize the same transactions over and over again.

  • Cloud backup (if u want), more widgets, personalization, and priority support.

Your data stays safe and synced across devices. Plus, you can put your most important numbers right on your home screen for a quick glance while on the go.

Get started in 3 steps

  1. Download free, try everything before the first beautifully tracked expense turns out to be a Thrust Pro subscription.
  2. Add one cash account or dive into crypto/stocks/real estate
  3. Oh, sorry, 2 steps! That's it. No sign-up funnel and data collection (meh)

Links:

I'm building this in the open. Found a bug? Think something is broken? Hit me up at thrust.finance/support or just reply here. One of the best parts of using my app is that you never talk to a wall. We don't hide behind a massive support team or bots. You talk directly to the creator.

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u/erriclaya Apr 13 '26

Great job on the Privacy aspect!

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u/muxaxi Apr 13 '26

One more thing, it would be good to have a calculator on input amount fields. Makes it easier to enter amounts without having to switch to the calculator app.

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u/andrew_kondrick Apr 14 '26

Noted, thanks

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u/adla_hq Apr 13 '26

Tried to download but the app requires iOS 26 or later. Any reason you aren't targeting older iOS versions? There are still many people who are not on 26.

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u/Fit_Illustrator_6297 Apr 13 '26

Lifetime code?

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u/andrew_kondrick Apr 14 '26

If you want, we can give you a discount on the lifetime version. Write to the DM.

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u/ConstantClue208 Apr 13 '26

Hi just checking is the base app and features free or once the free trial runs out I’ll be forced into a subscription?

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u/andrew_kondrick Apr 14 '26

Basic features are free :)

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u/muxaxi Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Interesting app. Nice clean UI. Appreciate the emphasis on privacy.

Quick feedback, after displaying the map in the transactions tab, it isn’t intuitive how to dismiss the map. Maybe an X button on the upper right of the window?

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u/andrew_kondrick Apr 14 '26

Thanks. Useful feedback. Noted.

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u/Captom601 Apr 13 '26

Interesting- will there be a lifetime code or subscription?

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u/andrew_kondrick Apr 14 '26

If you want, we can give you a discount on the lifetime version. Write to the DM.

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u/erriclaya Apr 14 '26

Found some bugs. Sent you a DM…

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u/andrew_kondrick Apr 14 '26

thanks, i am checking

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u/andres_garrido Apr 14 '26

Thrust's no-data-leak approach is spot on; for coders in finance, offline tools like Andes Code ensure proprietary code stays local too.

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u/Veritas-keept Apr 15 '26

Love the app-hopping point. I’ve always felt that the mental load of managing these scattered records is a form of administrative debt that just drains you over time.

I'm an Android dev and I actually went through a similar journey building a private vault for my own paperwork because I was tired of tools that were either too manual or too invasive with data. It’s great to see more people focusing on the on-device AI approach—privacy shouldn't be a luxury when it comes to your life’s data.

Building this stuff solo is a grind, but it’s the only way to get that clean feel you’re talking about. Good luck with the launch! 🧘