Numora - Spend Simplified

Name: Numora - Spend Simplified
Author: aamchora

aamchora

⬇ 100+ downloads

Est. actual: 104

Free

Released: Dec 21, 2025

No in-app purchases

No ads

Rated: Everyone

Signals

4 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →

📈Last 7 days 0 installs · 0/day since Oct 6
🏆Among Finance apps bottom 0% by installs gained this week (321 peers growing)
🛠Updates actively updated · updated 10 days ago · every ~9 days (4 updates tracked)
🔁Ownership moved between accounts of the same company, from Numora to aamchora · Nov 4, 2026

Installs since launch

+2 installs since Oct 6

Update history

2.3.0 Oct 31, 2026 · seen Nov 4, 2026

• New Notifications screen: reminders and group updates in one place • Take a photo right from Add Expense • Redesigned group screens with clearer debt cards • Outstanding keeps its breakdown once everything is settled • Editing an expense now keeps its split and payer in step • Smaller Android download and general polish

2.1.0 Oct 23, 2026

• Meet Noo, your money assistant (where available): ask about your spending in plain English and get answers with charts • Refreshed Home and Groups, with pinned and recent groups and faster search • Custom categories are easier to find • New haptic feedback setting • Clearer screens when there's nothing to show yet • Account deletion shows unpaid balances first • Smoother An

2.0.3 Oct 12, 2026 · seen Oct 15, 2026

Minor bug fixes and new empty states UI

2.0.2 Oct 3, 2026 · seen Oct 6, 2026

New analytics screen added and bug fixes

Numora - Spend Simplified is a finance app by aamchora with 100+ downloads (about 104 estimated). Released Dec 21, 2025. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Numora is an expense tracker and bill splitter that helps you track personal spending, split shared expenses, manage budgets, track recurring expenses, and understand where your money goes. From everyday purchases to group trips, rent, groceries, subscriptions, and shared bills, Numora keeps your personal and shared…”