Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Three things shape Kashaa: logging a transaction in under five seconds, keeping a real ledger of the money between you and other people, and working completely offline because your phone holds the actual database.
The core
Start here.
Six things worth a page of their own.
Also included
Smaller things that matter.
The details that decide whether an app survives its first month on your phone.
Budget planning
Weekly or monthly limits scoped to the subcategories you pick.
Category breakdown
A donut chart of where the money went, over any date range.
Custom categories
18 defaults arrive filled in; rename, recolour, or replace them.
Account transfers
One record moves money between your own accounts, fee optional.
Background sync
Push then pull, every ten minutes and whenever you reopen the app.
Notes and fees
Context on any entry, and transfer fees tracked rather than absorbed.
987 searchable icons
Search “phone”, get the Call icons. Synonyms are matched too.
111 currencies
Pick yours at setup. Amounts format the way you expect.
Light and dark
Every account, category and budget carries its own icon and colour.
At a glance
The specification.
- Platforms
- iOS and Android
- Sign-in
- Google or Apple
- Works offline
- Fully - the local database is the source of truth
- Sync
- Background, every 10 minutes and on app foreground
- Account types
- Bank, Credit, Wallet, Insurance, Investment
- Transaction types
- Expense, Income, Transfer
- Debt actions
- Lend, Collect, Borrow, Repay - plus Waive
- Budgets
- Monthly and weekly, scoped to subcategories
- Currencies
- 111
- Icons
- 987, searchable
- Themes
- Light and dark
- Records
- Unlimited on every tier, including Free
- Price
- Free with limits; Pro subscription ₱99/mo or ₱799/yr
Being straight about it
What Kashaa is not.
Every one of these is a deliberate trade, not a gap in the roadmap.
No bank syncing or auto-import
Every transaction is entered by you. That's the trade for working offline, needing no credentials, and handling cash correctly.
No receipt scanning or OCR
The numpad is the input. It's fast enough that scanning would be the slower path.
No shared budgets
Everything is scoped to one account. There's no multi-user mode and no household view.
No investment performance
Investment accounts hold a balance. They don't track returns, positions, or cost basis.
Phone only
Portrait orientation. No tablet layout, no web app.
No ads, ever
The business model is the subscription. Your spending data is never the product.
Start knowing where your money goes.
Free to download. Under a minute to set up. No card, no commitment.