Fuzekla: Personal Finance Manager
A personal finance app that brings spending, assets and financial goals together in an encrypted database on your device.
Problem
Personal finance workflows often scatter accounts, receipts, imports, reports, and backups across tools that do not feel private or coherent.
Outcome
A public Android testing version brings accounts, transactions, receipt scanning, budgets, reports, net worth history and backups into one encrypted app.
Highlights
- Tracks accounts, cash, assets, liabilities, and net worth across currencies.
- Combines transactions, CSV and bank statement imports, and local receipt scanning.
- Keeps budgets, reports, historical views, and optional encrypted backups together.
One place for everyday finances and net worth
The app connects everyday transactions with the wider picture of accounts, assets and liabilities. CSV and bank-statement imports and Android receipt scanning feed the same history used by budgets and reports.
Local data, explicit boundaries
Financial records stay in an encrypted database on the device, with no online account required. Users choose where to save exported backups and whether to protect them with a password. The product website explains network connections and receipt-scanner dependencies separately.
Fuzekla: Personal Finance Manager was previously called FinApp. The public Android release is in testing before version 1.0; planned capabilities are listed separately on the product roadmap.