Daftars vs DueTrace

Daftar is a simple and powerful app designed to help you manage clients, track balances, and monitor income and expenses — all in one place. Whether you’re a freelancer, small business owner, or managing personal records, Daftar gives you clear financial insights with a clean and intuitive interface.

DueTrace is a shared bookkeeping app for two people: one clear record of the money matters between you, where every entry counts only after both sides confirm it. How it works • Start a shared ledger with someone using their DueTrace ID. • Record what you gave or received. The other person confirms or declines each entry. • Only confirmed entries count toward the balance, so you both always see the same numbers. Features • Mutual confirmation: no entry changes a shared balance until both of you agree. The other person can accept or decline every entry. • Clear balances: see where each ledger stands at a glance, with what you gave and what you received shown separately. • Several ledgers, several currencies: keep separate ledgers with the same person, each in its own currency — handy for trips, rent or work. • Statements and export: create a clear statement for any ledger as a PDF, and export your data to Excel. • Private personal wallet: keep your own entries in a private wallet that only you can see and that never affects a shared ledger. • DueTrace ID: every account has a short ID (three letters and three digits) that is easy to share, so you can start a shared ledger in seconds. • Web and offline: open your ledgers in a browser, or keep recording without a connection — everything syncs when you are back online. • Stay organized: archive a ledger once its balance is zero, and block accounts you don't want to hear from. • Devices and sessions: see where you are signed in and sign out of other devices remotely. • Notifications: get notified about new entries and confirmation requests. • Privacy: your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. DueTrace is free and has no ads. Legal note: DueTrace is a record-keeping tool. It does not lend, collect, process payments or hold funds. Balances shown in the app are based on what users record and confirm.