Offline Expense Tracker

■ One record takes three seconds To write $12.34 you tap 1, 2, 3, 4. To write $12.00 you tap 1, 2, then 00. The screen never changes. The entry sheet rises over your list and closes when you save. If you spend at the same place every day, the "Recent" chip does it in one tap. Writing a basket of several lines as one record? Press ＋ and add as you go — 15.00 ＋ 4.50 — with the sum you built visible above the amount. No calculator app. Close the sheet halfway and what you were writing is still there. ■ What you can spend today Set a budget for the month and "today's budget" appears on the first screen — the budget you have left divided by the days you have left. Spend less yesterday and today's share grows; spend more and it shrinks. Money you did not spend is shared out over the days left — nothing to configure. On a day you go over, it shows how much a day you went over by. ■ Your month can start on payday Change the first day of the month and the 25th to the 24th becomes "this month". Records, calendar, stats, budget and settlement all move to that window together — the calendar draws 25 September to 24 October as one sheet. Leave it on the 1st and nothing changes. ■ Inside a category, where the money went Tap a category in the stats and its subcategories open underneath, on that row — dining out $234 splits into lunch $80, delivery $32, dinner $24. ■ Nothing is locked behind a payment No premium. No subscription. The screen that says "this feature costs extra" does not exist in this app. Ads pay for it. Ads sit in three places: a small slot inside the home, stats, calendar and settings screens; a full-screen ad when you open the app from the icon, once every six hours; and one when you close the entry sheet after writing a few records. At most one full-screen ad per sitting — if you saw one on opening, not while writing. ■ It does not read your bank No linked accounts. No login. No permission to read your messages. When your bank changes its app, or you change your phone, this app keeps working. Instead we made writing by hand take three seconds. Writing by hand leaves only what you actually spent. A card bill never lands as a second expense on top of the things you bought with it. ■ Your records do not disappear A copy is made automatically once a day; the last seven are kept. Press restore and the state just before restoring is saved once more — you can come back even if you tapped it by mistake. Export to a file and it opens in a spreadsheet — it travels to a new phone or another app. ■ Records stay on this phone There is no account. What you write is stored on this phone and the app does not send it anywhere. If you have Android backup (your Google account) turned on, your records may be included in that backup. ■ What is inside · Calendar — what you spent on each day · Stats — share by category, subcategories, the last six months · Settlement — by week, month, year or a range you pick · Budget — how much for the month, and what you can spend today · Fixed spending — rent or phone bills on the same day each month, written by themselves · Installments — write the number of months and it splits across them · Accounts — cash, bank, card. Cards carry a charge day and a closing day · Saving — counted apart from spending. Money you saved is not money you spent · Receipts — photograph one and it is straightened and kept. "Share → this app" works too · Widget — this month's spending and what is left, without opening it · Quick add — press and hold the icon and the entry sheet opens straight away · Categories — add, rename, reorder, repaint. Past records keep a deleted name · App lock — PIN or fingerprint. Someone who opens your phone does not see the ledger · Search — no date limit; it finds things from years ago ■ The balance adds up Amounts are whole numbers only. Add the same amount a hundred times and not one cent drifts. Write the same category twice on the same day and both are added.

· Fixed the wrong month showing when your month starts on payday · Change the app language right in Settings