u/Embarrassed_Ruin_588

I'm not a finance person. I'm just someone who kept hitting end of month and wondering where it all went.

It tracks:

• Monthly expenses by category
• Recurring subscriptions (so you actually see how much Netflix + Spotify + everything else adds up per month)
• A personal ledger for money you've sent or received from people
• Multi-currency support if you deal with more than one
• Budget limits with warnings when you're close
• I built this for myself and figured other people might find it useful too.

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I'm not a finance person. I'm just someone who kept hitting end of month and wondering where it all went.
It tracks:Monthly expenses by category
Recurring subscriptions (so you actually see how much Netflix + Spotify + everything else adds up per month)
A personal ledger for money you've sent or received from people
Multi-currency support if you deal with more than one
Budget limits with warnings when you're close
I built this for myself and figured other people might find it useful too.Happy to answer questions or take feedback — still actively working on it.Happy to answer questions or take feedback — still actively working on it.

I'm not a finance person. I'm just someone who kept hitting end of month and wondering where it all went.

The stack

React Native + Expo, SQLite on-device, Zustand for state, Reanimated for animations. Fully local with optional cloud sync.

Every app I tried either wanted $10/month, shoved ads in my face, or was so bloated I stopped using it after a week. So I built my own.

It tracks:

• Monthly expenses by category
• Recurring subscriptions (so you actually see how much Netflix + Spotify + everything else adds up per month)
• A personal ledger for money you've sent or received from people
• Multi-currency support if you deal with more than one
• Budget limits with warnings when you're close

Your data stays on your device, with optional cloud sync.

(It’s an offline-first app, so everything works without internet.)

Download the app here .

It's completely free. I built this for myself and figured other people might find it useful too.

Happy to answer questions or take feedback — still actively working on it.

I'm not a finance person. I'm just someone who kept hitting end of month and wondering where it all went.

The stack

React Native + Expo, SQLite on-device, Zustand for state, Reanimated for animations. Fully local with optional cloud sync.

Every app I tried either wanted $10/month, shoved ads in my face, or was so bloated I stopped using it after a week. So I built my own.

It tracks:

• Monthly expenses by category
• Recurring subscriptions (so you actually see how much Netflix + Spotify + everything else adds up per month)
• A personal ledger for money you've sent or received from people
• Multi-currency support if you deal with more than one
• Budget limits with warnings when you're close

Your data stays on your device, with optional cloud sync.

(It’s an offline-first app, so everything works without internet.)

Download the app here .

It's completely free. I built this for myself and figured other people might find it useful too.

Happy to answer questions or take feedback — still actively working on it.

I'm not a finance person. I'm just someone who kept hitting end of month and wondering where it all went.

Every app I tried either wanted $10/month, shoved ads in my face, or was so bloated I stopped using it after a week. So I built my own.

It tracks:

• Monthly expenses by category
• Recurring subscriptions (so you actually see how much Netflix + Spotify + everything else adds up per month)
• A personal ledger for money you've sent or received from people
• Multi-currency support if you deal with more than one
• Budget limits with warnings when you're close

Your data stays on your device, with optional cloud sync.

(It’s an offline-first app, so everything works without internet.)

Download the app here .

It's completely free. I built this for myself and figured other people might find it useful too.

Happy to answer questions or take feedback — still actively working on it.