ExTr: Expense Tracker Live

ExTr is a calm place to track what you spend — one honest line at a time. Most money apps turn your spending into a data feed for someone else. ExTr does the opposite: the small act of typing it is the whole point, and your data stays yours. No tracking. Ever. No analytics, no ad SDKs, no third parties watching you count your rupees. Manual by design. No bank linking. You type one honest line — the work of tracking is the point. Yours by default. Your entries live on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to turn on Backup. Backup that only you can read. Turn on optional cloud backup and everything is end-to-end encrypted — only you can open it, not even us. Sign in with Google, and a one-time recovery code brings it all back on a new phone. Off by default; you're always in control. Track together with Spaces. Share a trip or a household without giving up your privacy. Create a Space, invite by email, and tag only what's shared — everyone sees the shared total by category and week, while the rest of your spending stays yours alone. Each Space keeps a single currency. Real vs. projected. Money set aside and money you might save are never blended. The interface stays honest. A journal, not a dashboard. Calm and quiet. No streaks, no confetti, no shame — just a clear record. It reminds, never acts. Recurring bills nudge you to confirm. Nothing is ever logged on your behalf. One line is all it takes. Add the home-screen widget — your daily total is always a glance away, and one tap drops you straight onto the capture screen. Type "Chai 40 today" and ExTr reads the amount, item, date and category. No ten fields to fill. Set a goal, watch it move. Give your spending a destination. Money you truly set aside shows as solid progress; a gentle forecast shows where you're headed — the two never mixed, so the number you see is always real. Delete anytime. Change your mind? Remove your account and all your data in a tap — from this phone and from backup. Made in India, for anyone who wants their money to stay their business.