
Wageso
Take control of your finances with privacy-first tracking
5 followers
Take control of your finances with privacy-first tracking
5 followers
The app is in its first phase. I wasn’t planning to launch it here this early, but the community pushed me to share it, so here we are. Right now, it focuses on cashflow: tracking income, expenses, and what you'll have left at the end of the month. In the upcoming updates, I’ll be adding Assets, stocks, funds, real estate, and more. So you can manage your entire financial life in one place.
This is the 2nd launch from Wageso. View more

Wageso
Launched this week
Wageso now brings asset and investment tracking, debts, spending budgets and savings goals alongside monthly cashflow. Set up recurring income and payments to see what's left this month, without connecting a bank account. Start without signing up. No ads, encrypted sync, and iPhone and Android support. Core tracking is free; asset and investment tracking, spending budgets and savings goals are available with Pro.




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Hi everyone, I'm Nedim, the solo developer behind Wageso.
I first shared Wageso when it focused on cashflow. Since then, it has grown to bring debts, asset and investment tracking, spending budgets and savings goals alongside that monthly view.
I built it because I wanted a clearer answer to a simple question: what will be left when this month's income
and payments are accounted for? I also wanted to keep my debts and investments in the same place without connecting my bank account.
You can set up recurring salary, rent and bills, add one-time transactions, and see upcoming months. You can start without signing up. There are no ads, and synchronization is encrypted.
Core tracking is free. Pro adds asset and investment tracking, spending budgets and savings goals. Both iPhone and Android are available.
I'd love your feedback: after adding your income and regular payments, is it clear how much you expect to have left this month? What feels confusing or takes too much effort?