Hamoney vs Tembri

I spent a long time thinking about what a tracker needs to help people manage their spending together. I built Hamoney around those thoughts and the things I needed while using it myself. ■ Let AI handle the entries I started with receipt photos because I found entering expenses a chore. It was handy to have AI read the amounts and dates and pick a category. But a receipt with lots of items is hard to fit into a single category, so I added a way to save each item separately. ■ A tracker you can share Notifications let you see when an expense is added to your shared tracker and keep up with spending together. Every feature also works when you’re using Hamoney on your own. I use both myself: a shared tracker and a separate one for my personal spending. ■ A calendar and timeline When I’m keeping track of spending, I often look for an expense by its date. That’s why I added a calendar for expenses and income. I wanted to remember more about each day than what I spent, so I added a timeline with photos and notes too. ■ Budgets by category You can set budgets for categories like food and transport, and for individual payment methods too. See where you’ve spent the most and what’s changed since last month to help keep track of your spending.

Tembri is a shift calendar for people who work rotating shifts. You do not need to sign in first. Day shifts, night shifts, days off, and one-off items stay on this phone. The week view is for the next few days. The month view is for the rhythm of the whole month. Open a day, pick a usual shift, and it goes straight onto the calendar. Statistics tells you how many times you worked each shift this month, then adds days worked, days off, and estimated hours. The figures come from the roster on this phone, so you can look back and check them without a wall of numbers. When you have a paper or photo roster, you can photograph it and import it. Tembri asks you to confirm your name, then shows the recognized result day by day. Confirm the name, check each day, and only then decide whether to import, so someone else's shifts do not land on your calendar. You can set local reminders for the shifts you planned. If your unit has already configured and published a schedule outside the app, sign in to view that unit schedule, in-app messages, and tasks, and sync a task into your personal schedule. Main features: - Week and month scheduling on this phone - Quick Add for usual shifts - Shift counts, days worked, days off, and estimated hours - Scan a roster, confirm your name, and review each day before import - Local reminders and Excel workload export - After sign-in, view unit-published schedules, in-app messages, and tasks