Rojgar

Rojgar is a private, offline-first money manager built for how money actually lives in Bangladesh — in named places: "emergency cash", "City Bank", "lent to Rahim" — not abstract accounts. Everything stays on your phone. No sign-up, no cloud, no ads, no tracking. Open it and it works, on any network or none. WHAT IT DOES • Funds — track balances across cash, banks, mobile wallets. Set a real balance anytime; Rojgar records the difference as a dated adjustment, never overwriting your history. • BDT done right — amounts group the Bangladeshi way (৳1,23,456.78) and money is counted exactly, never in fractions that drift. • Transfers — move between funds; both sides update together. • Loans — money you lent and money you owe, kept apart from your net worth. Partial repayments; reopen a loan by deleting a repayment. • Zakat — a guided once-a-year calculation with gold and silver holdings, both nisab thresholds shown, weighed in bhori or gram, priced per gram or bhori. • Templates — one-tap entries for things you log often. • Recurring & reminders — rules that catch up when you open the app; local notifications nudge you, they never post behind your back. • Alerts — get warned when a fund (or several, summed) crosses a line. • Monthly summary and CSV export. • Calculator — a floating keypad that drops straight into an amount field. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. No server. Your ledger never leaves your device. • App lock with fingerprint / face unlock. • Hide amounts with one tap — figures scramble, nothing reflows. • Local backup to a folder you choose, so your data survives a reinstall. • Full data export (CSV) and one-tap delete-everything, both yours to run. BANGLA FIRST Full Bengali interface with Bengali digits throughout — amounts, dates, counts. English available too. Rojgar collects nothing, sends nothing, and asks for no personal information. It is a tool you own, not a service you log into.