FullStackToolkit VS Incomly.app

Incomly.app's answer:

Native iOS, built with SwiftUI, SwiftData, and Swift's @Observable architecture, targeting current iOS. Fully on-device data storage (which is what enables the no-bank-connection privacy angle). If the listing wants a short version: "Native SwiftUI iOS app with on-device data storage."

Incomly.app's answer:

Live on the App Store internationally

Incomly.app's answer:

Incomly is built specifically for how freelance income actually behaves — irregular, multi-source, and taxed differently than a salary. Instead of forcing you into a bank-linked budgeting app designed for salaried spenders, it works on-device with no bank connection required, and it treats the tax set-aside as a first-class feature: it shows you gross-to-take-home, not just what you spent. It's also one of very few freelancer finance apps that isn't US-tax-centric — it ships with country presets for Spain, the UK, and the US, including the Spanish autónomo quota, an audience the big players essentially ignore.

Incomly.app's answer:

Three reasons, honestly stated: privacy (your financial data stays on your device — no bank credentials, no cloud aggregation), simplicity (it does the one job a freelancer needs — know what's really yours after tax — without the overhead of a full accounting suite like QuickBooks), and price/fit for the non-US freelancer. QuickBooks and YNAB are powerful but heavy, bank-linked, and built around US tax structures at $100+/year. Incomly is the lightweight, private, get-in-and-out alternative for someone who wants clarity, not bookkeeping.

Incomly.app's answer:

Independent freelancers and solo self-employed people with variable income — the person who invoices clients rather than drawing a salary. Concretely: Spanish autónomos, UK sole traders, and US freelancers who want to track income and set aside tax without linking a bank or learning accounting software. Skews toward privacy-conscious, mobile-first, one-person operations rather than agencies or multi-employee businesses.