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CoinPouch is a coin counter app for iPhone and iPad. Sort coins by denomination, weigh each pile on a digital scale, and the app turns those grams into a precise coin count and total value — no manual counting required.

CoinPouch uses the official mint weight of every supported coin to convert grams into a count. Sort, weigh, type the grams. The app returns the exact count and total. See How it works for a full walkthrough.

Yes — CoinPouch is free to download on the App Store, with no ads and no in-app purchases for the core counting features.

No. CoinPouch has no accounts, no sign-ups and no logins. Open the app and start counting.

CoinPouch is available on the Apple App Store. Download it here.

A typical mixed jar of change finishes in about three minutes — most of that time is the initial sort by denomination. Weighing each pile takes seconds.

Yes. CoinPouch works fully offline. Counting, calibration and PDF export all run locally on your device.

Three things: an iPhone or iPad with CoinPouch installed, a digital scale that reads in grams, and the coins you want to count.

Yes. The interface is designed to be approachable — pick a currency, pick a denomination, type in the grams. No coin-counting experience needed.

Yes — install it on as many of your devices as you like with the same Apple ID. Each device runs independently and stores its counts locally.

Sort coins by denomination into separate piles, place one pile on your scale, read the grams, and type that number into CoinPouch under the matching denomination. The app shows the count and total instantly.

Yes. Sorting is the only manual part of the workflow. Each denomination has a different official weight, so they need to be weighed separately for an accurate count.

No. Each denomination has its own official weight, so a mixed pile can't be resolved into a precise count. Sort first, then weigh each pile separately.

Accurate when coins are sorted correctly and weighed on a digital scale. The app uses official mint specifications for every supported denomination.

Worn or dirty coins can reduce accuracy. For best results, give them a quick clean and weigh similar coins together. The calibration mode also helps with consistently worn piles.

Yes. CoinPouch doubles as a cash counter — enter the number of banknotes per denomination and the app adds them to your coin total for a single combined grand total.

Switch to cash mode, pick the denomination, and type the number of notes you have. There's no need to weigh banknotes — just count and enter.

Yes, if the currency is one of the 11 supported (USD, EUR, GBP, CHF, JPY, KRW, CAD, AUD, NOK, DKK, SEK). Pick the currency at the top, then proceed as usual.

CoinPouch is built for circulating coins. Commemorative or special-issue coins often have different weights and aren't reliably counted by weight — set them aside for a manual count.

Yes. You can clear individual denominations or reset the whole session at any time. Recent entries can be edited directly without starting over.

CoinPouch supports 11 currencies: US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), Pound Sterling (GBP), Swiss Franc (CHF), Japanese Yen (JPY), Korean Won (KRW), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Australian Dollar (AUD), Norwegian Krone (NOK), Danish Krone (DKK) and Swedish Krona (SEK).

Yes. Email us with the currency you'd like to see and we'll add it to the roadmap. We add new currencies regularly.

Yes. Switching currency starts a fresh count for that currency — your previous session's totals stay where they are.

Yes. Euro coins from every Eurozone country share the same official spec per denomination, so CoinPouch counts them interchangeably.

Most demonetized or withdrawn coins are not in the database. For circulating coins of the supported currencies the answer is yes.

Yes. CoinPouch has a separate cash mode for banknotes — enter the number of notes per denomination and the app combines them with your coin total.

No. Commemorative coins typically deviate from the standard mint spec, so they should be set aside and counted by hand if needed.

Older US pennies have a different composition than current ones. For best accuracy weigh them separately from modern pennies, or set them aside.

Each count is scoped to a single currency, but you can run as many counts as you like back-to-back. Switching currencies is instant.

Totals appear in the currency you've selected, with the country's standard formatting (commas vs. dots, currency symbol position, etc.).

At end-of-day: tip the till's coins onto a flat surface, sort by denomination, weigh each pile, and CoinPouch returns the total. Add banknotes in cash mode. Export as PDF and email it alongside your POS report.

Yes. Sort donated coins by denomination, weigh each pile, and get a precise total. The PDF export makes it easy to share with stakeholders or attach to a donor report.

Yes. After collecting from machines, sort and weigh as usual. The PDF export gives you a clean per-stop tally for your operator records.

Yes. A typical mixed tip jar takes a couple of minutes — sort, weigh each denomination, and share the total with the team.

For circulating coins, yes. Numismatic or rare coins often deviate from mint specifications and should be weighed separately or counted by hand.

Perfect use case. Pour out, sort by denomination, weigh each pile. A typical piggy bank takes about three minutes.

Yes. CoinPouch runs locally on each device — every staff member's iPhone or iPad works independently with no shared setup.

Yes. Combine coins (counted by weight) with banknotes (counted by hand) into one grand total — your drawer balance for the shift.

It shines for daily counts and tills. For monthly reconciliation, run a count per day, save each PDF, and consolidate in your accounting software.

There's no software limit. The practical bottleneck is your scale's capacity — most kitchen scales handle 3–5 kg of coins easily, which is well over $100 in mixed change.

Yes. CoinPouch can export any count as a PDF — one line per denomination with the count and value, plus a grand total.

PDF. The file is a clean, printable document you can email, attach to bookkeeping software, or hand to a bookkeeper.

Tap the share button after exporting. CoinPouch hands the PDF to the iOS share sheet, so you can send it via Mail, Messages, AirDrop, Files, or any other share-sheet target.

Yes. Counts are saved locally on the device until you clear them. Export to PDF for an off-device record.

Yes. The PDF shows each denomination with its count and value, plus a grand total at the bottom.

Yes. From the share sheet pick Mail (or any email client installed on the device) and the PDF attaches automatically.

Yes — from the share sheet pick Print to send the PDF to any AirPrint-compatible printer.

Yes. You can adjust each denomination's entry before generating the PDF. The PDF reflects whatever the current totals are.

From the share sheet, pick "Save to Files" to store it anywhere on your device or in iCloud Drive.

The current count is preserved until you clear it. For long-term records, save the PDF to Files or email it to yourself after each session.

No. CoinPouch has no accounts, no analytics, and no tracking. Counts stay on your device. See the Privacy Policy for full details.

No. There are no third-party analytics, ad SDKs, or tracking pixels of any kind.

No. Your counts live on the device only. CoinPouch makes no network requests for counting, export, or saving.

CoinPouch supports modern iOS releases — the current and several previous major versions. For the exact minimum see the App Store listing.

Yes. CoinPouch is a universal app for iPhone and iPad.

CoinPouch is iOS-only today, but it runs on Apple Silicon Macs via the iOS-on-Mac compatibility layer when available.

Not yet. CoinPouch is currently iOS-only — an Android version is on our roadmap.

Less than 30 MB. CoinPouch is a small, focused app with no media downloads.

Email developer@coincounterapp.com — we typically reply within a few hours.

Email developer@coincounterapp.com with as much detail as you can. We read every message and use feedback to plan updates.