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Spendee Free Spendee is a budgeting app that leans toward a more visual style. Instead of looking like an accounting tool, it presents money as colorful charts and categories that feel closer to a lifestyle app. The free version already includes the basics: manual expense tracking, budgets, and shared wallets for families or groups. Everyday use
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Spendee Free

Spendee is a budgeting app that leans toward a more visual style. Instead of looking like an accounting tool, it presents money as colorful charts and categories that feel closer to a lifestyle app. The free version already includes the basics: manual expense tracking, budgets, and shared wallets for families or groups.

Everyday use

Using Spendee feels different from more traditional trackers. Adding a purchase is quick, but what stands out is how the app displays spending afterward. Each category is represented with bold visuals, so it’s easy to see which areas of the budget take up the most space. Budgets can be created for categories or shared wallets, and notifications help keep limits in check. Cloud sync means the same data is available across devices, and shared wallets let several people add and view transactions together.

Specs & notes

Item Details
License Free edition (premium plan adds extras)
Platforms Android, iOS, Web
Data storage Cloud sync with offline support
Import / Export CSV (import/export)
Accounts Multiple wallets and shared accounts
Budgets Category-based, with alerts and progress tracking
Recurring Scheduled transactions supported
Reports Visual charts and summaries
Multi-currency Supported, with exchange rates
Privacy Encrypted cloud sync; personal account required

Getting started

The app can be installed from Google Play, the App Store, or used in a web browser. Setup involves creating a free account, after which wallets and categories can be configured. Shared wallets are available even in the free plan, which makes it easier to use in households or with groups managing common expenses.

Who uses it

Spendee is often chosen by people who prefer a more visual overview of finances. It suits families who want to share one budget, students splitting costs, or individuals who enjoy colorful charts instead of plain lists.

Why it sticks

The app has stayed popular because it blends budgeting with presentation. Even in the free version, it provides enough clarity and shared features to replace basic spreadsheets, while its visuals make the process less dry than traditional finance tools.

  • OS: iOS
  • Size: 79.5 mb
  • Version: 5.5.44
  • Download: 19,847 downloads

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