Fincurry Reviews and Details

Looking for one app that covers both what a household shares and what each person spends alone? Fincurry is a calm expense tracker for families, couples and roommates in any country, and it works just as well for one person.

Splitting sits at the heart of it. Once the group admin enables it, any shared bill can be divided equally, by exact amount, by percentage or by shares, and more than one member can chip in on the same bill. The Home screen lists who owes whom, a single tap marks a debt settled, and a WhatsApp message can remind someone who has not paid yet. Recurring bills carry their split from month to month, and a split summary for a chosen month or year can be shared or saved as a PDF.

Every group picks its own currency: a holiday group might count in dollars or dirhams while the home group stays in rupees. A private personal wallet sits beside the family's shared cash wallets.

For daily tracking, an entry takes around 10 seconds, even offline, with cash, card, UPI or wallet and an optional receipt photo. Rent, EMIs, electricity and subscriptions can be set up once to log themselves, with a reminder and a one-tap confirm. Category budgets, or one budget for the whole group, alert you before you go over, and a report arrives on the 1st of each month.

You begin on your own and invite relatives or flatmates through WhatsApp whenever you like. Up to 15 people can share a group, and each new entry appears on everyone's phone within seconds.

The interface comes in 22 languages, among them English, German, Japanese, Arabic, Telugu and Hindi. Data is encrypted, visible only inside your group and never sold, and account data is removed within 30 days after deletion. Fincurry records spending; it does not give financial advice.

It is free, with no ads, on iOS and Android, and is developed by Tailwebs in India.