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

EveryDollar Free EveryDollar is a budgeting app created around the “zero-based” budgeting method. The idea is simple: every dollar of income is given a job, whether that’s bills, savings, or day-to-day expenses. The free edition focuses on manual entry, which makes it straightforward but also disciplined — nothing is tracked unless it’s entered, so it naturally encourages awareness of spending. Everyday use

Wallet by BudgetBakers Free Wallet from BudgetBakers is one of the more feature-rich free budgeting apps. Unlike many minimal trackers, it aims to give a full overview of personal finances: multiple accounts, bank sync in supported regions, and detailed reports. Even in its free edition, it feels more like a financial dashboard than a simple expense list. Everyday use

Monefy (Free) Monefy doesn’t pretend to be a full accounting suite. It’s a small, fast tracker built around one idea: add an expense the moment it happens and move on. That’s why it feels approachable — a couple of taps, a quick note if needed, and the number is already sitting in the right category. No tangled menus, no rituals. Day-to-day

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

Money Lover (Free) It’s hard to talk about budgeting apps without mentioning Money Lover. The app has been around long enough to gain a reputation as a dependable daily tool. What keeps it appealing is not a huge list of features but the way it combines the basics — expense tracking, budgets, reminders — into something that feels natural to use. Even the free version covers most needs without pushing too hard toward the paid plan. Everyday use