Manual expense tracker, built for speed: Log an expense in about ten seconds.
Most people give up on expense trackers because logging feels like paperwork. Kashaa is built so you can log a purchase while you're still at the counter.
The entry screen
The amount comes first, because that's what you remember.
Tap the + button and a big number pad fills the screen. Type the amount, tap the account and the category, and it's saved.
Choosing an account takes you straight to categories. Notes, fees, date and time are there when you need them and stay out of the way when you don't.
- Each key gives a light vibration, so you can type without looking. You can turn it off.
- Entries save to your phone first, so a weak signal never slows you down.
Expenses, income and transfers all use this same screen.
Categories
Your usual categories wait at the top.
The six subcategories you use most sit at the top of the list, so after a few days the one you want is usually a single tap away.
- 18 starting categories, each with its subcategories already set up.
- Rename anything, and give it your own colour and one of 2,450 icons.
FAQ
Fast entry: common questions
Log it right when you pay, in as few taps as possible. In Kashaa that means a number pad, then the account, then a category, with the ones you use most at the top.
A bank feed never sees cash, most e-wallet spending, or money between friends. Entering things yourself covers all of it and never needs your bank login. It only works if entering is quick, which is why the number pad comes first.
On Pro, yes. Say it, then check the entries before they save. The recording stays on your phone, but the text is sent to fill in the entries, so voice entry needs a connection.
Related features
Debt tracker
Money you lend and borrow, kept under each person's name with a running balance.
Voice entryPro
Say what you spent in one sentence, then check the entries before they save. The recording stays on your phone.
Multiple accounts
GCash, Maya, bank and cash in one balance.
Works offline
Everything saves on your phone first. The whole app works without signal, except voice entry.
Spending heatmap
A calendar where each day is shaded by how much you spent.
Budgets
Weekly or monthly limits on the spending you want to watch.
Log it before you put your phone away.
The number pad is free, with no limit on entries.