Pocket Clear now speaks Arabic and Russian. That makes 10 languages on iPhone and Android, and every one of them is free.
Arabic is not just translated text. The whole app runs right to left: navigation, lists, budgets and the calendar all read the way Arabic reads.
Who it's for
People already track their spending in Pocket Clear in UAE dirhams, riyals, Egyptian pounds, dinars and Moroccan dirhams, and in roubles and tenge. Until now they did it in English. Now they don't have to.
What Arabic looks like
- Right to left, end to end. Back buttons, chevrons, swipe gestures and progress bars all follow the reading direction.
- Western digits. Amounts, dates and counts use 0–9, and you can type amounts with the Arabic keyboard too; they're read correctly either way.
- Charts keep time left to right, the way most finance apps show it, so a trend reads the same in every language.
- Your currency symbol stays yours. The Latin-symbol setting works exactly as before.
How to switch
- New to Pocket Clear? Pick العربية or Русский on the very first screen.
- Already using it? Go to Settings → Language. The switch is instant.
- On Android 13 and later you can also set it in your phone's Settings → Apps → Pocket Clear → Language.
Step-by-step with screenshots: Changing the language.
All 10 languages
English, Español, Français, Português, हिन्दी, Deutsch, Filipino, Italiano, Русский and العربية.
About the translations
Every string was drafted with AI, then checked by a separate review pass for meaning, finance terms and plural forms. Arabic has six of them. If something reads oddly in your language, email [email protected]. We read every message and fix wording in the next update.
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