DonationsDonation Tracker - Tithe Log
Keep a clear record of what you give. Log each gift with its amount, date, organization, payment method and a note, photograph the receipt, and tick when you have the organization's written acknowledgment. Set up recurring gifts such as a weekly tithe or a monthly pledge, and see your progress toward a giving goal. Everything is kept on your phone.
YEAR-END REPORT
PDF and CSV
Made on your phone and handed to your phone's share sheet, ready to keep or to take to a tax professional. Nothing is uploaded.
Donation Tracker is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. It is free to start, with no ads and no account. The free version keeps 20 gifts and 10 receipt photos a year, for this year and last year. Donation Tracker Pro is a one-time purchase, with no subscription, and adds unlimited gifts and receipts, the PDF and CSV report, goods donations with a value guide, and any year.
What it does
- Money gifts. Amount, date, organization, payment method and a note.
- Receipt photos. Take a photo or pick one from your photo library. The photo is copied into the app's own private folder on your phone.
- Written acknowledgment. Tick it when you have the letter, and get a reminder for gifts of $250 or more.
- Recurring gifts. A weekly tithe or a monthly pledge, set once.
- Organizations. Keep your list, with an optional EIN that you type yourself. The app never looks it up online.
- Goods donations. Record non-cash gifts with a thrift-store value guide (Pro).
- Giving goal. Aim for a tithe as a percentage of your income. The income figure stays on your phone.
- 2026 limit. See your progress toward the 2026 non-itemizer cash-gift limit.
Honest note
Donation Tracker is for record keeping only. It is not tax advice and does not tell you what you can deduct. Check with a tax professional. The rules it follows come from IRS Publications 6196, 1771, 526 and 561.
Donation Tracker is for record keeping only. It is not tax advice and does not tell you what you can deduct. Check with a tax professional. The rules it follows come from IRS Publications 6196, 1771, 526 and 561.