GoldBet

GoldBet is a spending log you type in yourself. It starts empty. Every amount in it is a number you entered by hand, so nothing here is connected to a bank, a card or an account of any kind, and no prices come from anywhere else.

Tap Add expense, type the amount, pick a category chip and add a short note if you want one. The entry is saved with today's date.

The Week screen adds up the last seven days, fills a ring against the weekly limit you set in Settings, shows chips for that limit and for what is left, and lists the top three categories of the week with their totals.

Entries hold every expense you have saved, grouped under day headings with the newest day on top and a subtotal beside each heading. Each row shows the amount, the category and the note. Tap a row to edit it, or use the delete icon to remove it.

Categories are yours. The app opens with a short starter list — Food, Transport, Home, Fun and Other — and you can add, rename or delete any of them. Each row shows the total ever spent in it, and the list you keep is exactly what the add dialog offers.

Stats draws a bar chart of daily spend across the last seven days and works out the seven-day total, the daily average, your biggest single entry and your busiest category. With no entries yet it says so rather than showing invented numbers.

Settings holds the weekly limit, a currency-symbol field shown in front of every amount in the app, a switch that rounds amounts to whole numbers, and Clear all data behind a confirmation.

Everything is stored on your device. There is no account, no sign-in, no sync, no backup, no export, no ads and no internet access at all — GoldBet has no network permission.