Your full financial picture
See accounts, cash, manually valued assets, liabilities, and net worth together, including values in different currencies.
FinApp is a working name. It will change before the official release.
FinApp brings your accounts, everyday spending, budgets, and net worth into one private place. It helps you understand your finances without rebuilding everything in a spreadsheet.
How FinApp helps
See accounts, cash, assets, and liabilities together. Organize everyday spending, review budgets and goals, and keep your database and backups under your control.
See accounts, cash, manually valued assets, liabilities, and net worth together, including values in different currencies.
Record income, expenses, and transfers while account balances stay connected to the transaction history.
Review data from CSV files and CAMT.053 bank statements before adding transactions to your history.
FinApp suggests categories from your own history without sending financial data to an external service.
Review income, expenses, monthly result, charts, and category breakdowns without preparing a separate spreadsheet.
Set monthly category limits, see how much remains, and track progress toward a goal linked to an account, asset, or net worth.
Create a full backup, restore it later, and optionally protect it with a password before storing it outside the device.
Scan a receipt, review the recognized amount, date, shop, payment method, and products, then save the expense.
Review recognized products, correct them, and assign separate categories while the account still shows one payment.
See it in practice
A closer look at the everyday flow: understand your position, bring in transactions, organize spending, and review the result.
See net worth, this month's result, accounts, and recent transactions at a glance.
Create a full backup and optionally protect it with a password before storing it outside the device.
Scan a receipt on Android, review the result, and connect the expense with categories and reports.
Review transactions from CSV or a CAMT.053 bank statement before adding them to your history.
FinApp suggests categories from your own history without sending financial data to an external service.
Review income, expenses, monthly result, and category breakdowns without preparing a separate spreadsheet.
Mobile views
Compact phone-sized snapshots show the same product direction in the daily context testers will use most.
What changed
A clear record of improvements already delivered to the pre-1.0 application.
The camera finds and straightens a receipt before the reader sees it, its photo is kept with the transaction and can be browsed, and a receipt whose total caption came out garbled still gives up its amount. This release also brings transaction labels, changing your main currency, and a clearer statement import.
The display currency now covers every figure — this month's income and expenses, the report with its categories, net-worth history and balances — and the currency list can be searched by typing.
Pick a display currency under More and your net worth on the dashboard is stated in it, while every account and asset keeps the currency it is actually in.
What comes next
Planned work that extends the current product without presenting future features as available today.
Release checklist, security and money-handling review, Windows and Android smoke builds, and clear known limitations.
Divide one payment across several categories without needing a detailed receipt, while keeping one transaction on the account.
A dashboard summary, budget-versus-spending view in reports, and direct access to the transactions and receipt items behind each result.
Manual investment positions, average-cost P/L, portfolio value in net worth, and performance charts.
Help improve FinApp
Try the pre-1.0 application and tell us what was useful, confusing, or missing from your real financial routine.
Tell us what happened, where it happened, and what you expected instead.
Send feedbackDescribe what would make FinApp more useful in your real financial routine.
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