
Klarr: Expense Tracker
Budget & Finance Management
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Free
About
Klarr is a personal finance app that helps you see exactly where your money is going.
Track your spending, import bank statements, scan receipts, and keep an eye on your subscriptions - all in one place, all stored privately on your device.
IMPORT AND SCAN
• Import bank statements from any bank in CSV, PDF, or spreadsheet format
• Scan receipts with your camera to add transactions on the spot
• Transactions are automatically sorted into the right categories
• Duplicate transactions are detected and handled for you
TRACK EVERYTHING
• Add multiple accounts - bank accounts, credit cards, and wallets
• Set monthly spending limits by category
• See all your subscriptions in one place so nothing slips through
• Track transfers between your own accounts
SEE THE BIG PICTURE
• Visual charts that show where your money comes from and where it goes
• Spending by category, monthly comparisons, and trends over time
• See how fast you are spending through the month
• Budget progress so you always know where you stand
YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS
• Your data is stored locally on your device as the primary copy
• While signed in, an encrypted backup syncs to your private account
• No ads, no data selling, no third-party tracking
• Export your data as a spreadsheet or PDF whenever you want
ORGANIZE YOUR WAY
• Create your own spending categories with custom colors and icons
• Set rules to automatically tag transactions (e.g. "Netflix" goes to Entertainment)
• Edit and organize imported transactions in bulk
Whether you check in daily or do a monthly review, Klarr gives you a clear, honest picture of your finances - without the clutter, the ads, or the privacy concerns.
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What's New in Klarr
1.7
August 24, 2026
Bug fixes • Categories no longer appear twice when you edit a transaction or change its category. If your account picked up duplicate categories from syncing across devices, they're now merged automatically. • Deleting a category in Settings removes it for good - it no longer reappears afterwards. • Adding a category that already exists now tells you, instead of quietly creating a second copy.
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