A private, offline-first money manager that also tracks subscriptions and bills in one place. No bank logins, no accounts, no ads — your financial data never leaves your device. Set budgets per category, get reminders before subscriptions renew, and see your true monthly and yearly recurring costs. Free to try for 21 days, with an optional premium upgrade after.
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I built this because I wanted something reliable to track my own expenses, but also a way to share a budget with my girlfriend without the mess of spreadsheets or apps that require both people to connect a bank account.
So I built a simple money manager. Personal expense tracking works fully offline, your data stays on your device and never leaves it. For shared budgets, it syncs in real time so you and a partner can stay on the same page about spending and subscriptions, no bank logins or ads involved either way.
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Finally tried this and the offline-only setup is a breath of fresh air. The subscription renewal reminders alone caught two charges I had forgotten about.
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The offline-first approach with no accounts or bank logins is a really thoughtful choice for a finance app. Love that the data stays on device.
Yes data is totally offline, only thing which is totally up to user is to store backup file on google drive (optional) in case they remove app or something so data can be recovered.
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The offline-first approach is a breath of fresh air, and seeing my actual yearly subscription costs totaled up was a bit of a wake-up call.
Finally tried this and the offline-only setup is a breath of fresh air. The subscription renewal reminders alone caught two charges I had forgotten about.
The offline-first approach with no accounts or bank logins is a really thoughtful choice for a finance app. Love that the data stays on device.
@neseutanga31611 Thank you very much!
Yes data is totally offline, only thing which is totally up to user is to store backup file on google drive (optional) in case they remove app or something so data can be recovered.
The offline-first approach is a breath of fresh air, and seeing my actual yearly subscription costs totaled up was a bit of a wake-up call.