Budgeting App - Spend Tracker

The Budgeting App

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About this app

The Budgeting App is a simple and easy-to-use budget planner and daily expense tracker designed to simplify your personal finance.

- Sync Devices: Easily jump between devices and stay on top of your spending and financial goals.
- Flexible Budgeting: Adjust your budget to match your pay cycle, whether it’s monthly, fortnightly, or weekly.
- Custom Categories: Select from a range of charming icons to create and customise categories, making your budget planner truly personal.
- Recurring Transactions: Automatically handle recurring bills and subscriptions like health insurance or Netflix.
- In-Built Calculator: Perform calculations directly within the app before logging income or expenses.
- Timeline and Calendar View: Two distinct ways to track your transactions, allowing you to visualise past spending while anticipating future expenses.
- Insightful Analytics: Use detailed analytics in your budget planner to gain insights into spending habits. Monitor averages and trends over time.
- Multiple Accounts: Create multiple accounts with unique budgets, goals, and currencies for comprehensive financial control in your expense tracker.
- Savings & Loan Trackers: Set savings goals or track loan repayments - all in one place to help you stay financially focused.
- Link your bank accounts: Connect your bank and have your transactions sync automatically.

[Minimum supported app version: 5.9.3]

Ratings and reviews

This is a great budgeting app. I finally found one that allows me to plan biweekly. However, I really need a budgeting system that I can also access on my computer. This system only allows access via the mobile app. If that ever changes, I will happily come back. Until then, I'm sticking with Excel.

Nice app and UI. I like how robust it is. Straight to the point. No bells or whistles. I've tried many budgeting apps: Quicken Simplifi, Monarch, YNAB, and PocketGaurd. I like this app the best. I usually use my Excel and wanted an app that's robust too. For the categories, I made a custom name to track that exact expense each month. Example, instead of naming, "Netflix" as "Entertainment"...I named it, "Netflix"...as a recurring expense. Now, I'm tracking everything just like Excel.

One of the better apps for basic budgeting, in that it doesn't require an account just to subtract some numbers from each other and offers features for recurring payments. One major frustration I have is that you cannot simply have an "ongoing" balance. If you're in the negatives for one paycheck, it won't carry over into the next pay period. This makes it very hard to understand and manage debt if you, say, have to use some money from one paycheck to pay off a purchase from a previous one.

What’s new

- Bank linking for US and Canada
- Various bug and crash fixes