longbook

Track

Track more than one currency

Every commitment keeps its own currency, and each currency is totalled on its own, never converted.

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longbook for iPhone and Mac

The New commitment form of longbook on Mac: name, one-time or recurring, the amount in INR, USD, EUR or GBP, the first charge, how far ahead it is planned, a category, an account, a member and notes.
The Display & currency settings of longbook on iPhone: a home currency to choose from INR and USD, or decided from the data, and a choice of dark, light or system appearance.
On iPhone, Display & currency for a folder that holds INR and USD: HOME CURRENCY offers each of them or Decide from my data, and the appearance setting follows. On Mac, the commitment form, with INR, USD, EUR and GBP beside the amount.

What it does

A currency on every amount

The commitment form carries a currency beside the amount: INR, USD, EUR and GBP by default, or any other from the Currency list, searchable by code or name. Each charge is totalled in the currency it was charged in.

Totals kept apart

Totals are never converted or blended. The dashboard totals one currency, lists the others beside it, and switches between them from a menu at the top. All commitments and All charges filter by currency.

A home currency

HOME CURRENCY under Display & currency sets the currency the dashboard leads with, and Decide from my data leads with the one most recurring commitments use. The choice appears once recurring commitments use more than one currency.

The New commitment form of longbook on Mac: name, one-time or recurring, the amount in INR, USD, EUR or GBP, the first charge, how far ahead it is planned, a category, an account, a member and notes.
New commitment on Mac

Why it exists

Many households pay in more than one currency: software billed in dollars, rent in rupees, fees abroad in euros or pounds. A converted total moves with the exchange rate and hides the amount charged. longbook keeps every amount as charged and totals each currency on its own.

Questions

Does longbook convert currencies?+

No. longbook holds no exchange rates. Each currency is totalled on its own, and the others are listed beside it.

Which currencies can be used?+

Any currency in current use, by its three-letter ISO code. INR, USD, EUR and GBP are on the quick selector by default, and the Currency list adds the rest.

How do reports and my AI handle a second currency?+

A monthly report totals one currency and lists every charge in its own. Through longbook's MCP server, your AI gets totals per currency, never converted.

The All commitments screen of longbook on iPhone: every charge ahead, grouped by month, each with its amount, due date, category and account, and Mark paid and Bookmark buttons.
Track

Manage your subscriptions

Every subscription, bill and repayment in one list, with the next charge in view.

iPhone and Mac

The longbook dashboard on iPhone: the next commitment, the number of active commitments, the next 30 commitments, and the month's total expenses with a chart by day.
Understand

Get spending insights

The next payment, the month's total expenses, and the split by account and by category.

iPhone and Mac

A monthly report of longbook on iPhone for July 2026: the total against June, the number of charges and the money in, and spending by account in a ring.
Understand

Create monthly expense reports

A report for every month with a confirmed charge: the total, accounts, categories and every charge.

iPhone and Mac

All features of longbook

About longbook

longbook is a memory for your financial commitments: subscriptions, insurance, rent, loans and every other payment that comes back. It runs on iPhone and Mac and keeps its records as plain files in your own iCloud.

The next payment stays in view on the iPhone widget and in the Mac menu bar. Your AI can read your longbook and update it through longbook's MCP server, and every change it makes shows in Changes, to keep or undo.

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