Add expenses to track your spending — entries are saved only in this browser and never leave your device.
How it works
- Data is stored in this browser's local storage only — it isn't synced across devices and isn't sent to any server.
- Set a monthly budget to see a progress bar showing how much you've spent against it — it turns red once you go over.
- Export CSV downloads all your expenses as a spreadsheet-compatible file — a good idea as a periodic backup, since clearing browser data will erase everything here.
- Filters and search apply to the list view and the summary stats update to match, so you can analyze a single category or time period.
Frequently asked questions
Is my financial data private?
Yes. All entries are stored locally in your browser and never uploaded, so your spending records stay on your own device.
Can I categorise expenses?
Yes. You can group spending into categories to see where your money goes, which makes it easier to spot patterns and set budgets.
Will my data still be there next time?
Entries are saved in your browser's local storage, so they persist between visits on the same device and browser — but clearing browser data will remove them.
Can I export my expenses?
Yes. You can export your records so you can back them up or open them in a spreadsheet for deeper analysis.
Why bookkeeping moved from ledgers to categories
Paper ledgers recorded money line by line. Digital tracking made it easy to group transactions by category, compare periods and calculate totals automatically, turning a record of spending into something that can be analyzed.
Small transactions become visible in totals
A ₹100 expense repeated every day is ₹3,000 over a 30-day month. Categorization makes repeated small costs easier to notice than reading individual transactions one by one.