“Coffee $6, Gas $40, groceries $62.”
$1,217.00
Money talks.
So do you.
Budget in seconds, your way. Say it or type it, then see where your money stands. No bank linking.
7 days free. Then $9.99/month or $89.99/year.
One sentence became three entries. Your turn to check them.
Chirp turns a sentence into separate expenses, each with a merchant, amount, and category. Try the cards below: swipe right to approve an entry or left to discard it.
“Coffee $6, Gas $40, groceries $62.”
Transactions
Swipe right to approve, left to discard.
Talk to it. Or text it.
Tap the mic and say “lunch at Chipotle $12.” Chirp picks out the merchant and amount, then assigns a category and date. On a quiet train or in a meeting, type the same sentence instead. You can include several purchases in one entry and review each expense before saving it.
Your spending, with the month ahead.
Set category budgets and see what you have spent. Your month-end estimate brings together income, spending, bills still due, and your remaining category plan. It is an estimate based on what you track, not a connected bank balance.
Bills and payday, on one calendar.
See your spending by day and check what is coming next. The dedicated Calendar brings expected income, bills still due, and an upcoming agenda into one view. Tap a day for the details.
Your budget. Your colors.
Choose a look you want to come back to. Explore Budget and Calendar in Ink, Rose, Mocha, and Slate.


Track savings goals and planned spending.
Set a savings target for a vacation, house move, or emergency fund. Log contributions to track your progress, and link related purchases to a plan. Say “put $400 toward the trip” to record a contribution.
A money habit that fits your day.
For a simpler daily check-in.
If filling out an expense form puts you off, start with a sentence. Say or type several purchases at once, then check the entries.
No bank linking, ever.
For people who prefer to enter their own spending: Chirp never connects to a bank or imports bank transactions. You choose what goes into your record. How your data is handled →
Built for missed days.
Missed a few days? Include the date when you say or type a purchase. Add what you remember and pick up from there.
The short answers.
What is Chirp?
Chirp is a budgeting and expense-tracking app for iPhone, available at chirpbudget.com. Say or type purchases in everyday language, review the categorized entries, and track category budgets and savings goals.
Does Chirp connect to my bank?
No. Chirp does not connect to banks or automatically import bank transactions. You enter purchases by voice or text, whether you paid with cash or a card.
How much does Chirp cost?
Chirp offers a 7-day free trial, then costs $9.99/month or $89.99/year. There is no free plan and no advertising. Subscriptions renew through Apple unless canceled. See pricing and cancellation details.
What kind of budgeting does Chirp support?
Chirp supports category budgets: set monthly spending limits and track expenses against them. You can also track savings goals and organize purchases into plans. Explore the features.
Do I have to use voice entry?
No. Type what you spent in everyday language, just as you would say it. Voice and text both turn your sentence into categorized expenses.
Can I correct an expense?
Yes. Review the entries and swipe to approve or discard each one. You can also open a saved entry to change its merchant, amount, or category.
What if I forget a few days?
Include when a purchase happened, such as “coffee four fifty yesterday” or “gas forty on Tuesday.” Chirp dates each entry so you can catch up on the spending you remember.
Can I export my expenses?
Yes. Choose a date range and export your entries as a CSV file to open in a spreadsheet. Find export instructions.
Is Chirp available on Android?
No. Chirp is built for iPhone only.
Log one real thing tonight.
Say what you spent today in one sentence and see it filed.
7 days free. Then $9.99/month or $89.99/year. iPhone only.



