About Kashaa: Made for cash, digital wallets and money between friends.
Kashaa is an expense and debt tracker for iPhone, with Android coming soon. It's built for the way most people pay day to day: cash, e-wallets, and small loans between friends and family.
The starting point
A lot of money never touches a bank.
Apps that link to your bank are good at cards and transfers. They miss most of an ordinary day.
- You paid for the ride home in cash.
- Part of your salary lands in an e-wallet.
- You lent a friend ₱2,000 at dinner, to be paid back next week.
- You're on the bus with one bar of signal and want to log lunch.
None of that shows up in a bank feed, so it has to be entered by hand. And if you're entering it by hand, it has to be quick.
If it takes longer to log a bus fare than to pay it, you'll stop logging.
How it's built
Three decisions came first.
Most of how Kashaa works follows from these.
Fast to log
A tracker only helps if you're still using it in week three.
Loans kept separate
Lending someone ₱2,000 isn't the same as spending it, and your numbers should show the difference.
Works offline
The moment you want to log something is often the moment you have no signal.
Who it's for
It's probably for you if...
You use a lot of cash.
Kashaa doesn't need your bank to be useful.
You lend and borrow in your circle.
Family, housemates, officemates, old friends.
You've tried tracking and stopped.
Usually because logging got tedious in a busy week, or an app lost your records. Kashaa was designed around both.
You juggle wallets and accounts.
GCash, Maya, a bank, cash in the drawer.
Support
A person answers.
Kashaa is an independent app. Every support email is read and answered by someone who works on it.
Questions, bugs and feature requests all go to one place: support@kashaa.app.
Try it with this week's spending.
Free to download. Setup takes about a minute.