EXPND – Expense Tracker

EXPND – Expense Tracker

Private, offline expense log

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 20, 2026
  • July 31, 2026

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EXPND is a simple way to keep track of your money, and it all stays on your phone. There's no account to create, no cloud, and no ads. Add what you earn and what you spend, move money between accounts, and see what you're actually left with. Fast entry. Adding a transaction takes a few seconds. Accounts. Cash, bank, cards, and transfers between them. Budgets. Set a monthly limit per category and watch it through the month. Savings goals. Pick a target and track your progress towards it. Recurring transactions. Rent, salary and subscriptions get entered once. Analytics. Charts that show where your money actually went. Receipts. Attach a photo to any transaction. Widget. Your net balance on the home screen. EMI calculator. Work out loan repayments. Face ID lock, so nobody else can open it. CSV export and import, so you can take your data with you. The app works offline. There are no servers, no analytics, and nothing is tracked.
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What's New in EXPND

1.0.1

July 31, 2026

Reminders are the big one this time. You can write your own reminder text, pick a tone, and choose which days it turns up. There are alerts too, for a bill due tomorrow, for going over budget, and for when a savings goal is finally funded. There's also a new Upcoming screen. It lists your bills, subscriptions and EMIs for the next 30 days and works out what's genuinely safe to spend once everything committed is accounted for. Loans and lending are properly supported now, so EMIs sit alongside money you've lent or borrowed, and you can log repayments as they happen. The dashboard has started pointing things out on its own: budgets running hot, spending that looks unusual for you. It's plain arithmetic on your own numbers, nothing clever. Backups are in. The whole ledger saves to one file that you can restore on a new phone. Tags group spending across categories, and a single receipt can be split into the things it was actually for. Finally, if you'd rather not have your balances on screen, tap the eye and every amount is masked. Still no internet permission. Nothing you log leaves your phone.

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