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Wallop

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iPhone budgeting app that splits money into category Stashes, uses manual logging and a reactive pig character, and requires a subscription after a free trial.

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About Wallop

Wallop is a budgeting app for iPhone and iPad built around a pig character that reacts to how you spend. Instead of one monthly number, money is divided into Stashes such as Coffee, Eating Out or Shopping. Each Stash has its own pig mood and health bar, so you can see which category is struggling. A purchase is logged in two taps, and the app deliberately uses manual logging rather than bank sync so you think about each purchase.

On payday, the Stashes refill and the pig recovers. Savings goals such as a holiday, a phone or an emergency fund can be funded by hand or by rolling leftover cash toward the next goal. A net worth view brings savings, investments and debts together without connecting a bank account. Wallop requires a subscription, with a 7-day free trial on both plans, then 7.99 pounds a month or 59.99 pounds a year. Extra characters are sold separately as one-time purchases.

Key features

  • Category budgets called Stashes
  • Pig mood and health bar for each Stash
  • Two-tap manual purchase logging
  • Payday refill of all Stashes
  • Savings goals with leftover cash rollover
  • Net worth tracking without a bank connection
  • Extra characters as one-time purchases

Good fit for

  • Budgeting by spending category
  • Tracking progress toward a savings goal
Tags
budgeting
personal-finance
ios
expense-tracking
savings-goals
net-worth
gamification

Wallop: questions and answers

What is Wallop used for?
Wallop is an iPhone budgeting app that splits money into category Stashes, uses manual logging and a reactive pig character, and requires a subscription after a free trial. It is a good fit for budgeting by spending category and tracking progress toward a savings goal.
How much does Wallop cost?
Paid plans for Wallop start at £7.99 per seat per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Wallop open source?
No. Wallop is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Sure, Cashew and Actual Budget.
What are some alternatives to Wallop?
Wallop competes with YNAB, Monarch and Simplifi.

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