Accounts and the ledger
Every account you keep money in, with every entry behind its balance. A correction is a reversing entry, so the record of what happened stays whole.
Know where the money went
ExpenseTracker records what came in and what went out, against a budget you set, across your bank accounts and mobile money. For a household, or a small business.
New here? Books are opened by invitation, so ask whoever keeps yours to invite you.
What it does
Your bank's own messages
Paste the SMS your bank or mobile money sends and it becomes a transaction, with the amount, the date and the reference already filled in.
Budgets by the month
Set what each category should cost and watch the month against it. Close a month when it is done and nothing can be slipped into it afterwards.
Investments
Treasury bills, bonds, fixed deposits, shares and property. Coupon dates and maturities land on a calendar of money you are expecting.
Transfers between accounts
Both sides and the bank's charge recorded as one thing, so money never leaves one account without arriving in the other.
More than one book
A household and a business kept apart, each with its own members and their own permissions. The open book is named on every screen.
Built to be checked
The entries are the record and a balance is worked out from them, so a figure on screen can always be traced to the transactions that made it. Nothing is deleted: a mistake is corrected by an entry that says so, and every change is kept with who made it and when.