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This is a Ux Design project for Apple inc.
iBank.
iBank is a modern personal finance app designed to help users take control of their money with clarity and confidence. It brings all financial essentials together in one place—budgeting, spending insights, savings goals, and credit card management—through a clean and intuitive Apple-inspired interfac
Our Services
Budget Smarter
Create personalized budgets that automatically adjust based on your spending habits. Track expenses in real time and stay on top of what matters most.
Grow Your Savings
Set financial goals and let iBank automate your savings. Smart suggestions help you build long-term habits and reach goals faster without stress.
Manage Your Credit
Connect your cards securely, monitor your credit score, and receive tips to improve financial health. Built-in reminders help you avoid late payments and extra fees.
Bringing Simplicity to Finance
The left side of the app introduces users to trading and cryptocurrency in a clear, beginner-friendly way. It displays live prices for coins like Bitcoin, along with easy “Buy” and “Sell” options and a graph that tracks price trends over time.
The right side focuses on personal banking, allowing users to manage all their credit and debit cards in one place. It highlights payment due dates, credit scores, and provides AI-generated finance tips—like how much to pay to improve credit or which card to use for better rewards. Together, these features make managing money intuitive, efficient, and smart.
Budget Overview
The top shows monthly budget overview and greets the user by name and shows how much of their total budget is left to spend for the month. In this example, Alex has a $5,000 budget and still has $2,068 remaining.
The last section shows fixed monthly expenses like rent and subscriptions. It also shows whether each bill is already paid or still due. This helps the user keep track of important payments and manage their money easily.
The middle section shows spending by category, such as Grocery, Dining, Entertainment, and Travel. Each category lists how much money has been spent so far and uses a progress bar to show how close the user is to their limit.
