Support

AndroMoney Free

AndroMoney Free

AndroMoney Free AndroMoney has been around for quite a while and built its reputation as one of the more reliable expense trackers on Android. The free edition still covers the basics well: multiple accounts, category management, and clear reports. It isn’t about reinventing budgeting — it’s about offering a familiar, steady tool that does what it promises. Everyday use
download
Request Setup

AndroMoney Free

AndroMoney has been around for quite a while and built its reputation as one of the more reliable expense trackers on Android. The free edition still covers the basics well: multiple accounts, category management, and clear reports. It isn’t about reinventing budgeting — it’s about offering a familiar, steady tool that does what it promises.

Everyday use

Using AndroMoney feels straightforward. A new expense or income can be logged quickly, and categories are easy to customize. The app supports multiple accounts — cash, card, savings — so everything can be tracked in one place. Budgets can be set for categories or accounts, and charts give a quick look at spending trends. Cloud backup to Google Drive or Dropbox keeps data safe and makes it possible to switch devices without losing history.

Specs & notes

Item Details
License Free version (ads, optional Pro upgrade)
Platforms Android, iOS (with fewer updates on iOS)
Data storage Local storage with optional sync (Google Drive, Dropbox, WebDAV)
Import / Export CSV, QIF
Accounts Multiple accounts supported
Budgets Category or account-based limits
Recurring Scheduled transactions supported
Reports Charts and summaries by time, category, or account
Multi-currency Supported with manual/automatic conversion
Privacy Data stored locally or synced via personal cloud options

Getting started

The app is available on Google Play and can be used right after installation. Categories are pre-filled but can be changed, and multiple accounts can be added. Sync options are optional and can be enabled later for backup.

Who uses it

AndroMoney is often chosen by users who want a classic budget tracker without too much polish. It suits people who prefer detailed records — such as separating cash, debit, and savings — but still want the convenience of mobile charts and summaries.

Why it sticks

The app remains popular because it combines flexibility with longevity. It has been updated and maintained for years, and the free edition is already feature-rich. Many keep it simply because it works consistently and stores years of financial history without issues.

  • OS: Android / iOS
  • Size: 47 MB
  • Version: 2.0.3
  • Download: 11,951 downloads

Other programs

Moneydance (Free basic/trial)

AceMoney Lite AceMoney Lite is the no-cost version of AceMoney, designed for those who only need to follow one account but still want proper budgeting tools. Despite the limitation, it offers categories, reports, and scheduled payments, so everyday tracking doesn’t feel stripped down. It’s a small, dependable program that has been around for years and continues to find its audience among people who prefer desktop software over cloud services. Everyday use
Read more

Buckaroo

Buckaroo Buckaroo is one of those open-source apps that keeps things deliberately small. It doesn’t try to compete with heavy finance suites or polished commercial products — instead, it sticks to the essentials: recording what comes in, what goes out, and showing the balance in between. That simplicity is the whole point, and it’s why some users prefer it over flashier alternatives. Everyday use
Read more

Actual Budget (Free version)

Actual Budget (Free version) Actual Budget is an open-source tool built around the envelope method of budgeting. Unlike many apps that keep everything in the cloud, it runs locally first, which means data stays on the user’s own machine unless they decide to sync it through Dropbox or another service. That approach has made it popular among people who want control and privacy but still like the structure of modern budgeting software. Everyday use
Read more

Kresus

Kresus Kresus is a personal finance manager that takes a different approach from most popular budgeting apps. Instead of living on somebody else’s server, it runs on the user’s own machine or a small home server. That choice makes it especially attractive to people who want to keep financial data private and under their own control. Despite being self-hosted, it still looks and feels modern thanks to its clean web interface. Everyday use
Read more

Ledger CLI

Ledger CLI Ledger CLI is where the idea of plain text accounting really began. It’s been around for years, and while many tools have tried to copy or simplify the concept, Ledger remains the reference point. At its heart it’s just a command-line program that reads text files and turns them into financial reports. No databases, no locked formats — just plain text that anyone can keep for decades without worrying about compatibility. Everyday use
Read more

Plain Text Accounting (hledger)

Plain Text Accounting (hledger) hledger belongs to a group of tools built on a simple idea: all financial records can live in plain text files. No hidden databases, no vendor lock-in — just a journal that can be read with any text editor. For many users, this is less about fancy features and more about trust: plain text doesn’t break, and it can be backed up or shared like any other file. Everyday use
Read more

Submit your application