Where is My Money - budget app

No data collection, no sign-up, no ads — just a manual budget tracker. Track your ledger and manage assets with custom portfolios, all in one place.

Earning money matters, but understanding its flow matters even more.

Where is My Money was born from one developer's frustration with tracking budgets and assets in Excel spreadsheets. It brings together a ledger for your daily income and expenses and a portfolio for managing your assets — savings, stocks, real estate, and more — all in a single app.

See at a glance where your money is now, and how it's changing, all in one app.

[Key Features]

1. Budgeting + Asset Management, in One Place No more juggling separate apps for your ledger and your assets — manage both together.
2. Your Data Stays on Your Device With no sign-up, your personal financial and asset data is never sent to or stored on a server.
3. Start Right Away, No Sign-Up Required Just install the app and start logging your budget and assets immediately — no tedious sign-up to delay your first entry.
4. No Ads, No Distractions No banner or interstitial ads, so you can focus on recording and reviewing your money without interruption.
5. Favorites Save recurring expenses as favorites for quick, effortless logging.
6. Reminders via Push Notifications Push notifications help you remember to log your records. Build a consistent tracking habit with Where is My Money.
7. Multi-Currency Support Enter amounts in major currencies, including KRW, USD, and EUR.

[Recommended For]

• Anyone who wants to merge separate budgeting and asset-management apps into one
• Anyone who wants to manage assets steadily using a portfolio
• Anyone who wants to log entries simply, with no sign-up process
• Anyone uneasy about their spending or asset data sitting on an external server
• Anyone who wants a clean, ad-free screen to focus purely on tracking
• Anyone who wants to track overseas income/expenses too — from travel or overseas shopping

Start today with Where is My Money, and see with your own eyes where your money comes from — and where it goes.