Expense Tracking, Reimagined
Log expenses, income, and transfers in seconds with a bottom-sheet quick-entry form designed for one-handed use.
Why entry friction kills expense trackers
An expense tracker lives or dies by entry friction. Budgie's quick-entry sheet picks the right account, the most-likely category, and the current date by default — typically two taps to a saved transaction.
Every entry is amount + account + category + tags + comment + date. Long-press any transaction in the list for a context menu. Edit, delete, split, or convert to a transfer without leaving the screen.
What you get
Two-tap entry: smart defaults for account, category, and date pick the right values out of the box
Three first-class transaction types: expense, income, transfer — never confused, never miscounted
Long-press any row for context actions: edit, delete, split, convert to transfer
MCC pre-fill on bank-synced transactions; AI category suggestion on manual entries
Comments grow vertically up to two lines so receipts and references fit without truncation
How it works
Three transaction types: expense (debits an account), income (credits an account), transfer (moves between two of your accounts). Categories are user-defined, optionally MCC-backed when imported via bank sync.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast is the quick-entry form?
Can I edit a transaction after saving?
Does Budgie distinguish transfers from expenses?
What about recurring purchases?
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