Personal Finance Management (20 programs)

Pros: Makes use of mobile device’s sensors. Shares photos, videos, or fullscreen. Offers a wide range of customizable layouts.

Cons: Requires two separate app downloads.

Pros: Supports a wide range of exchanges and wallet addresses. Quite a stable app despite being in beta.

Cons: Relatively new and still in beta. Not a novel idea by any means.

Pros: Full offline operation, usable without a data connection. Stores financial data locally on the device for improved privacy. Customizable transaction categories improve spending organization. Search and filter tools speed up finding past transactions.

Cons: No built-in cloud backup or sharing, limiting cross-device workflows. Advanced reporting placed behind optional premium features. Designed for single-user use, not team or shared budgets.

Pros: Easy to use. Task management and expense tracking in one. Offline and on-device data handling.

Cons: No cloud backups.

Pros: Excellent user interface. Highly customizable. Free-of-charge. Gives various ways to save more.

Cons: Severe lagging experience.

Pros: Easy to use. Beautiful design. Provides financial reports. Can schedule transactions.

Cons: Prone to server errors. Does not support split screen. Syncing is difficult. Saving fails sometimes.

Pros: Combines management and accounting tools in one app. Enables mobile order creation and invoicing. Provides quick access to product availability and reports.

Cons: Lacks advanced analytics and in-depth accounting features.