Save more by knowing what you can spend

Not today. Avocado doesn’t connect to your bank, or hold or move money. Your spends come in automatically when you pay with Apple Pay, once you’ve added Avocado’s Apple Pay shortcut. You can also add them by hand, or ask Siri.

Add Avocado’s Apple Pay shortcut when the app offers it, or later from Account. Then most Apple Pay payments are logged as you pay, with the amount, the place and the card, even with your phone locked.

Any card in your Apple Wallet that you’ve chosen for the shortcut, whichever bank it’s from. Avocado logs the payment as you make it rather than reading your bank account, so there’s no list of supported banks to check. The amount and place come from your bank’s notification, so now and then a payment arrives without them and you add them in Avocado.

Avocado Monthly or Avocado Yearly, paid through Apple. Both start with a free week, one per Apple Account, and after that Avocado needs a subscription. The app shows the price in your currency.

An iPhone on iOS 17 or later. Avocado is only on iPhone.

We keep your account and what you put into Avocado, stored in London by our hosting provider, Supabase. We don’t sell your data, show ads, or track you across other apps and websites. You can export your data or delete your account from inside the app at any time.

Tick “Request beta access” when you join the waitlist. We email invites to people on the list who asked, a few at a time, and you test Avocado through Apple’s TestFlight app. As a thank-you, testers who stay on after launch get their first three months free.

Use the unsubscribe link in any of our emails, or email support@get-avo.com and we’ll take you off the list.