Mickle

Mickle is a personal finance tracker built around one idea: you should always know exactly where your money is going, without handing your bank login to anyone to find out. Every entry in Mickle is one you make yourself. Income, spending, investments, budgets — you type it in, and the app shows it back to you clearly, with no rounding, no guessing, and no algorithm quietly filling in gaps. There's no bank linking and no SMS scanning. What you see is what you actually entered. What it does: Log income and expenses in seconds, sorted into categories you fully control — create, rename, or archive them as your habits change. Set a budget for any category and watch an honest progress bar through the month, including exactly how far over you are, not just a vague warning. Track credit cards against their real billing cycles, so "spent this cycle" always matches what your statement will actually say. See monthly reports and insights built from your real numbers, personalized with your name — not projections, not guesses. Back up your full data as a file whenever you want one, for your own records. Lock the app behind your fingerprint or face, on top of a database designed so only you can ever see your own entries. Mickle carries no ads, sells no data, and has no business model that depends on knowing more about you than it needs to. It's free — no subscription, no in-app purchases — because asking you to pay just to see your own numbers clearly never sat right. It's built and maintained independently, by one person. That means updates are deliberate, and a support message goes straight to someone who actually reads it. Questions, feedback, or something broken: [email protected]. Mickle is still growing. Every feature in it is built on the same premise — a finance app's first job is to be honest with you. Everything else comes after that.