A calm answer to every question.

On this iPhone, in a private store only Savely can open. There is no account, no cloud copy, and no connection to anything outside the phone. The app says so itself under Me → Data & privacy: your data never leaves this iPhone. The camera is the only permission it ever asks for, and that is for reading receipts.

Not from us, and we would rather be blunt about it. Nothing is ever uploaded, so there is no copy on our side to restore and no account to recover. What does protect you is your iPhone's own backup: Savely stores everything in the app's normal storage, so it travels with an iCloud or computer backup and returns when you restore a phone. That is the honest trade for keeping your finances off the internet.

Point the camera at a receipt and iOS reads it on the device, in Spanish or in English. Nothing is uploaded, and the photo itself is never saved. What you get back is a draft: the amount, the merchant, the date and the category are all editable, and nothing is recorded until you tap Save. You can also pick an existing photo from your library instead.

Less than the name promises, and you should know that before you rely on it. Nothing moves on a schedule and nothing runs in the background. You switch it on for a goal, and then, when you log income, Savely may offer to move one amount into that goal. It happens only if you say yes, and the deposit is written together with that income.

There is one export, the Weekly PDF report row under Me → Data & privacy. It covers the current week of income and expenses and hands you a PDF through the share sheet, so treat it as something to read rather than a backup to restore from. To erase, use Delete all data in the same place: every income, expense and goal is removed from this iPhone, your name and reminder settings stay, and it cannot be undone.