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this is, by far, the best expense tracking app I have ever used. it doesn't require you to create an account. You can import/export file or sign in to google for backup only, clean and minimalist UI with theme options, simple, no ads…
Very clean, intuitive UI. Love the fact that you can personalize your categories and subcategories with any emoji. Great for tracking expenditures, for budgeting, and visualizing your cash flow. Appreciated the free cloud backup by…
Most feature rich Money manager from the top apps I tested from Google Play. Free version is fully functional with NO ads. Fair price for month, year, or permanent license. Can also track savings/goals as well as borrowed money. Advanced…
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