Brandon “B” Neal

Great simple app. Had it years ago when it was free (I think?) and ran across it on a Google search about U.S. debt. It's a very insightful app and always handy when having conversations with people about how much money is being thrown around in this country and it does an excellent job of breaking down into basically micro categories. Totally worth the $. And I rarely pay for apps or upgrades in apps. The live debt counters are extremely satisfying.

Blake “Peace Be Still” Travis

I rarely ever pay for an App. $5 is a decent price so I thought it well worth it. But (always a but) for the purpose of the app I am deeply dissatisfied that it does not have any widget options. I like to use a full page for Webull and was looking forward to using a following page with precious metals instead of always having to open the app, get off home page, go to sub page, select metals and finally seeing it. I should have looked around 1st and still will, I hope widgets are in its future.

A Google user

I found the US Debt Clock website to be of great usefulness and very informative over the years. It provided a great place to accurately track our Nation's finances, among other things. The app which I only recently discovered, was well worth the price it cost. Not only is the very same information available but a entire list of other rich options as well. It even provides a very detailed history of money and our monetary system. I just bought the app but must say I am already impressed!

ryan

Pretty polished app. $6.50 might be a bit steep for what you're getting at the time I'm writing this, but overall quality design & informative. Didn't think I'd like the UI as much as I do, but in a world of overdone minimalist design language this was actually pretty refreshing. A feature I'd like to see added would be a little pop-up blurb explaining what each heading means in more depth. Good work devs.

Antony Tucker

Amazing. I absolutely love it. Worth every penny. Amazingly well designed app. Well done to the Devs. One feature I think would be awesome, would be a way of screenshoting various different stacks if you will, a way to lay it out so that you can snapshot various parts of the section you're looking at, and then export it to a JPG or PNG. Just a suggestion. I honestly can't find fault with the app, it's flawless!