Expense tracking
Log what you spend, categorized and dated, without needing a bank connection.
An IOU tracker for who owes you money, plus expenses, income, and debts, with a paid, pending, or partial status on each one, for the one-off IOU between two people that a group-splitting app isn't built for.
Why this exists
Bill-splitting apps assume a group event with several people settling up at once. A one-off loan to a friend, a partial repayment on a debt, or tracking what a single client still owes doesn't fit that shape, and most dedicated IOU apps only support a binary paid-or-not status that doesn't capture a partial payment either.
Finance tracks expense, income, debt, and receivable records with a status of paid, pending, or partial, so “they paid back half” is a real state, not a workaround. Related records can be grouped together, so a shared expense or an ongoing debt stays organized without forcing it into a group-splitting tool built for something else.
What you get
Log what you spend, categorized and dated, without needing a bank connection.
Track income from any source: salary, freelance work, or a one-off payment.
Track what you owe and what others owe you as distinct record types, not folded into generic expenses.
Mark a debt or receivable paid, pending, or partial, so a half-settled balance is represented accurately, not rounded to yes or no.
Questions
No. It's built for tracking your own expenses, income, and individual debts or receivables, including one-off personal loans that a group-splitting tool isn't designed around.
It represents a debt or receivable that's been paid down but not fully settled, something most trackers only let you mark as paid or unpaid, with nothing in between.
Yes. Finance groups let you bundle related records, shared expenses on one trip, or several payments toward the same debt, and see their combined total.
Yes. Debts (money you owe) and receivables (money someone owes you) are separate record types, each with a paid, pending, or partial status, so both sides of every IOU stay visible in one place.
Yes. Finance also records expenses and income from any source, salary, freelance work, or a one-off payment, so spending, earning, debts, and receivables sit together without connecting a bank account.
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