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About this app

PicTrack is a simple planner-style app for organizing real-life information: tasks, notes, photos, expenses, and binders.

Create task lists with photos, keep important notes, track expenses with receipts, and organize useful images like travel QR codes, IDs, documents, repairs, shopping references, and receipts.

PicTrack is built for everyday use when normal notes, galleries, calculators, and spreadsheets feel too scattered.

Features:

• Task lists
Create checklists, add subtasks, attach photos, mark items done, and organize tasks visually.

• Photo lists
Keep functional photos together, such as passports, travel documents, QR codes, receipts, product references, presentation slides, and repair photos.

• Expense lists
Track spending manually with item names, amounts, receipts, cash/card totals, currency, and budget progress.

• Notes
Write notes and attach photos for directions, reminders, recipes, travel information, and other details.

• Binders
Group related lists together for trips, projects, recipes, household tasks, or personal records.

• Search
Find notes, tasks, and saved information quickly.

• Backup and restore
Create local backups so your data can be moved or restored.

• Privacy first
PicTrack stores your content locally on your device. No account is required.

PicTrack is for people who use their phone as a practical memory tool: save it, track it, total it, and find it later
Organize tasks, notes, photos, and expenses in one simple planner app
Updated on
Aug 2, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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What’s new

Adds timestamp feature to track expense input