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Email useborrowly@gmail.com with “Bug Report” in the subject. Include your iPhone model, iOS version, and what you were doing when it happened.
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Snap a photo, optionally let AI suggest the details, pick a borrower from Contacts, and open a prefilled message in Apple Messages. The other person doesn’t need Borrowly for you to keep the record. Track item and money loans in the Loans tab — with search, reminders, Mark Returned, edit, and delete when you need them.
No. Borrowly does not lend money, provide financing, or transfer funds. It’s a personal tracking app that helps you keep track of items and money you lend to people you know.
No. You can keep your own record without the other person installing Borrowly or creating an account. If you want to tell them, Borrowly opens a draft in Apple Messages for you to review and send. It never sends the message for you.
Notes and Reminders can hold a manual note. Borrowly is built for lending, so who has it, the item or photo, any amount or balance, partial payments, returned or paid status, reminders, and history stay together in one record.
No. Borrowly opens Apple Messages with a draft. You choose when to tap Send.
Yes. Open Settings in the app and disable AI recognition anytime.
On your device and in the cloud project configured for your Borrowly build. We don’t sell personal data. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Open the loan in Loans, then tap Mark Returned. You can also edit or delete the loan from that screen.
Yes. Create a money loan from New Loan, track remaining balances, and log partial repayments as money comes back.
Yes. Production AI recognition runs on Borrowly’s backend over Wi‑Fi or cellular. You can turn AI off in Settings anytime.
Go to iOS Settings → Borrowly and enable Camera or Contacts, then return to the app.
Email useborrowly@gmail.com with “Bug Report” in the subject. Include your iPhone model, iOS version, and what you were doing when it happened.
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