Frequent travelers
Read menus, taxi meters, and price tags in money you understand, from the moment you land.
See a price. Know what it means.
Point your camera at any foreign price and see it in the money you actually think in. No typing, no mental math.
- Free on iPhone
- 150+ currencies
- Works offline
Point. Scan. Know instantly.
Aim at a menu, a price tag, or a receipt, and the converted price appears right on it. It all happens on your phone, and the photo is never uploaded.
Rates move. See the trend first.
Follow any currency from one week to five years before you exchange, and spot a good rate when it comes. Charts use the daily reference rates central banks publish.
150+ currencies. Even offline.
From euros and yen to the far corners of the map. Rates are saved on your phone, so converting keeps working on a plane, on the subway, anywhere without signal.
Built for life across borders.
Whether you're away for a week, a semester, or a whole new chapter abroad, every price starts to feel like home.
Online shoppers
Shopping a foreign store? See each price in your own currency before you reach checkout.
Students abroad
Make sense of rent, receipts, and groceries while you settle into a new country.
Digital nomads
Keep every currency you deal with on one watchlist, and check the trend before you move money.
Stop guessing what things cost.
Free on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. No account, no ads, no tracking.
Download on the App StoreCommon questions.
How is this different from a regular currency converter?
Most converters stop at conversion.
CurrencySpot is built for spending abroad. Scan prices with your camera, follow rate trends, keep a watchlist of the currencies you use, and decide when to exchange.
Is the app free?
Yes, completely.
Every feature is free. There are no in-app purchases, no ads, and no account to create.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad on iOS or iPadOS 18.2 or later, Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15.2 or later, and Apple Vision Pro. CurrencySpot is available on the App Store only.
Where do the exchange rates come from?
CurrencySpot uses the daily reference rates that central banks publish, and picks up each new set as it's released. They're dependable for travel, shopping, and following trends, but they're reference rates rather than live trading rates.
The exact rate from your bank, card issuer, or exchange provider may differ because of fees and markups.
How many currencies does it support?
More than 150, so you can understand prices and exchange rates almost anywhere in the world.
Does the app work offline?
Yes. Your most recent rates are stored on your device, so you can keep converting on a plane, on the subway, or anywhere without a connection.
What happens to the photos I scan?
Nothing leaves your device.
CurrencySpot reads scanned prices locally, so photos and camera frames are never uploaded or saved. What you scan stays private.