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Frequently asked questions

Does OweView pay my installments?
No - and it never will. OweView is a private register of your obligations and a guardian of due dates: it reminds, calculates and shows. You pay your installments the way you always have - at your bank - and simply record the payment in the app.
Does the app connect to my bank?
No. No integrations, no bank logins, no open banking. You enter your obligations yourself - which is why the app needs no account and no server.
Where is my data?
Only on your device. There is no server, so we physically cannot see it. The only copy outside your phone is the encrypted backup file (AES-256) you create and store yourself - iCloud, Drive, a USB stick.
How much does OweView cost?
Your first obligation is free, no card required. Lifetime - unlimited obligations and all future features - is a one-time $9.99 in the App Store or Google Play. No subscription.
What happens when I change phones?
On the old phone: Settings → Backup → export to a file. On the new one: import the file and enter your password. The Lifetime purchase is restored with "Restore purchases" - it is tied to your store account.
I forgot my backup password. Can it be recovered?
No. The file is encrypted precisely so that nobody can read it without the password - including us. Keep the password in a password manager and make a fresh backup from time to time.
How are overpayments and schedules calculated?
With standard loan math (equal and declining installments, "shorten the term" and "lower the installment" strategies). Results are indicative: your bank's schedule is always the binding one, since banks differ in details such as interest accrual across months of different lengths.
How do reminders work?
They are local notifications scheduled on your device - by default 3 days ahead and on the due date, at an hour you choose. They never pass through any server.
Does OweView give financial advice?
No. The app organises information about your obligations and shows the numeric consequences of your decisions. It does not recommend financial products and does not replace an advisor.

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