Spendly - Budget Diary

Daily budget & expense insight

Spendly was designed for people who want one thing: to know where their money went today — without wading through bank-grade complexity.

It starts with a living balance card. Your monthly income, expense, and balance sit inside a gently animated display, and when you set a monthly budget, a soft arc fills to show how much room you have left. It is the first thing you see when you open the app, and it tells you exactly what you need to know.

RECORD IN SECONDS
Tap the + button, enter an amount, pick a category, and you are done. Add a date and an optional note if you want context. The very first time you open Spendly, it detects your device region and sets the default currency automatically — zero setup required.

MONTHLY BUDGET TRACKING
Set a spending goal for each month. The balance card responds with a visual arc that fills as your expenses grow, giving you an at-a-glance sense of whether you are on track.

FLEXIBLE CATEGORIES
Built-in categories cover the basics — food, transport, shopping, housing, salary, bonus, and more. When your life does not fit neatly into defaults, create custom categories with any name you like.

STATISTICS THAT REVEAL PATTERNS
Pie charts break down spending and income by category. Toggle between time ranges — today, this month, last month, this year, last 3 or 6 months, all time, or any custom date range — to spot trends and high-frequency expenses.

FIND ANY RECORD
Scroll through a date-grouped list of every transaction, or search by keyword, category, or date to jump straight to what you need.

BACK UP AND RESTORE
Export your entire history as a portable file. Import it on another device to pick up right where you left off.

YOUR THEME, YOUR CHOICE
Switch between light and dark themes, or let Spendly follow your system setting.

WHY SPENDLY EXISTS
Most finance apps keep adding features until they feel like work. Spendly goes the other way: it removes everything that does not help you record and understand your daily spending. The result is an app that is calm enough to open every single day — and that is the whole point, because the best tracker is the one you actually use.