BunSpend — track, plan, save

Android app · free · no account needed

The expense tracker that lives on your phone.

BunSpend is a small Android app for a household of two. Three taps to record something, totals that add up on the device, and a ledger that opens without a connection.

Android 8 and up · 17 MB · a direct download, not a store listing. Your phone will ask before installing, and that is expected.

What's inside

Works with no signal

The ledger is a file on your phone. In a lift, on a train, in aeroplane mode — recording keeps working, and nothing waits behind a network.

Three taps, then done

Amount, the reason it was spent, and who paid. Expense, income, or money moved between accounts. Mark it a need or a want, and correct it later without rewriting history.

Two people, separate books

Personal never mixes with the household, and never leaves the phone. "Both of us" is a choice on a row, not a mode you have to remember to leave.

English, हिन्दी, தமிழ், Español

The whole app is translated, not just a menu. Set the language once and every screen, category and date follows it.

A family is the one shared thing

A household balance only works if both people see the same number, so a family lives in your account rather than on one phone. Personal stays where it is.

  1. 1

    Sign in with Google

    Only the family needs an account. Signing in does not upload anything you recorded in Personal.

  2. 2

    Make a family

    One name, created in your account. It appears in Settings the moment you are signed in.

  3. 3

    Invite with a link

    A link you can revoke, good for seven days. You decide who joins, and the database refuses everyone else.

What leaves the phone, and what never does

Personal expenses, notes, accounts and backups stay on the device, always. Only a family's rows are stored in the cloud, and only because both people need to read the same ones. Every total you see is arithmetic done on the phone.

Get BunSpend

A direct download, not a store. The build is remade from the repository on every change, so what you install is what the tests just passed.

Open the file after it downloads, allow installs from your browser once, and Android will warn you that the app did not come from a store. That warning is expected.