Blink Budget: Spending Log

Blink Budget turns one sentence into a finished record. Type “lunch 9 dollars” or “salary 3000” and Blink Budget reads the amount, the item and the category, then saves it as an expense or income. When your hands are busy, hold the microphone and just say it. If full finance apps always felt like too much work, try a one-second-a-day habit instead. No ads Blink Budget has no ads. Nothing gets between you and your records. Features • Log expenses and income in plain language • Voice entry — hold the mic, speak, release to save • Enter several transactions at once • Weekly and monthly calendar with totals per period • Weekly and monthly category stats to see where money goes • Edit, delete and undo transactions • Turn default categories on or off and reorder them • Choose the currency you want • Sign in with Apple or Google for automatic server backup — your records come back after a reinstall or a new phone Premium • Monthly budgets and category limits to see what you can still spend • Recurring expenses with due-date reminders • Short reports comparing weekly and monthly spending • Unlimited voice entries (10 free entries to try) • Add, edit and delete your own categories • Monthly or annual auto-renewing subscription • The annual plan's free trial is offered to eligible users only Made for you if • You have tried expense trackers before and quit because logging felt like a chore • You want something as light as a pocket money notebook • You want budgeting to become a habit, not a project Transactions are stored on your device and backed up automatically once you sign in. Text you enter is sent to our server for category analysis. Voice is normally transcribed by Android speech recognition. If device speech recognition is unavailable, a recording is sent to our server for temporary processing and deleted afterward. See our Privacy Policy for details. Terms of Use: https://yourlifebuddy.com/one-second-budget/terms-of-service

• See what is left to spend with monthly budgets and category limits. • Plan recurring expenses with due-date reminders. • Compare weekly and monthly spending with short reports. • Explore budgets and reports with sample data before subscribing.