Kashiko vs Left

Expense tracking for people who cross borders. 50+ currencies. Live exchange rates. Per transaction. Most expense apps assume you spend in one currency. Kashiko doesn't. Whether you're traveling through Tokyo, living in Lisbon, or splitting months between countries — Kashiko handles your spending in any currency, automatically converted to your home currency. No mental math. No spreadsheets. Log a coffee in yen, a hotel in euros, a flight in dollars. Kashiko tracks each transaction in its original currency and converts on the fly using live exchange rates. See where your money goes, at a glance. Open the app and instantly see your monthly spending, category breakdown, and recent transactions. No setup, no learning curve. Works offline. Spotty Wi-Fi in Bali? Log expenses anywhere. Kashiko syncs automatically when you're back online. Privacy, by design. No bank linking. No ads. No data selling. Your financial life stays on your phone. Go further with Kashiko Plus. - Daily spending charts - Spending pace tracking - Week-over-week comparisons - Top merchant analysis - 6-month trend lines $2.99/month or $20/year. 7-day free trial. Built for people who live across borders. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://kashiko.app/privacy/

One number tells you what's left to spend today. One envelope holds the big bills — rent, subs, loans. That's it. — — — Left. is a daily budget tracker for people who tried YNAB and gave up, tried spreadsheets and got bored on day three, tried mental math and lost track on day one. It works on a single, honest idea: pour everything you have into a period, set aside the big bills into an envelope, and what remains is yours to spend, divided by days. One screen. One number. No charts. No categories. No streaks, no badges, no nudges. Nothing to maintain. When you need to dip into the reserve — hold the envelope. The envelope breaks open. You take what you need. It seals back. — — — How it works: 01 Pick a period — a month, a week, three days, a trip. 02 Pour in the amount — everything you have for that period. 03 Set the envelope aside — the big bills that have to wait. 04 See what's left — one number on the home screen, every day. — — — What's not in here: — No syncing with banks. — No machine learning categorisation. — No social feed of how friends spend. — No subscription, no upsell, no premium tier. What is in here: — A blank page that opens on a number. — A reserve sealed in an envelope, opened with a long press. — A ledger that remembers every tap. — One hand. One thumb. One number a day. — — — Left. by Koodalabs