Bezant is a free iPhone money planner by Ben Liew, who says he left Jupiter in late July after nearly five years. It is live on the App Store, and the developer describes it as a private planner with no account or bank linking, keeping its numbers on the phone. Ben Liew’s launch post

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The app is built around logging spending in one tap, including each coffee, and planning savings goals with dates for when they will be reached. Bezant’s site also describes spending logs, savings goals and a daily streak, and says the app is free on iOS and available on iPhone and Apple Watch. Bezant’s site App Store listing

Privacy and on-device storage are the developer’s stated design. The available sources do not describe how the app handles backups or data sharing beyond that claim.

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