Centa Expenses

Centa answers one question: am I spending more than I meant to? Set a limit for a day, a week or a month. Centa shows what is left of it, resets it when the period ends, and warns you before you run past it — not after. LOGGING TAKES A SECOND The amount field is ready the moment the screen opens. Categories are one tap, not a dropdown. Expenses you repeat — the same coffee, the same ticket — appear as buttons, so a recurring purchase costs one tap. LIMITS THAT ACTUALLY RESET A daily limit starts over tomorrow, a monthly one on the first. Set one for everything, or for a single category. A SUMMARY THAT SAYS SOMETHING Instead of charts you have to interpret, Centa opens with a sentence: whether you are on your usual pace, and roughly where the month will end. Below it: what changed against last month by category, and the single purchases that stand out from your usual ones — often one of them explains the whole month. ANY CURRENCY Log in the currency you paid in. Totals are converted into your own, with rates refreshed daily. ELEVEN LANGUAGES English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian. NO BANK CONNECTION Centa asks for no bank logins and no card numbers. You enter what you spend, which takes a second and keeps your accounts out of it. Four designs to choose from, light and dark, and no advertising.