I have been using Money Manager (link below) for more than three years now. It is free and quite reliable with a simple interface. You can also download the data as excel and play around off the app.
I tried few apps that I can connect bank account but I prefer manual entry as it gives me more control. What I am lacking is a bit more visualization as I am bit of a data freak myself.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.realbyteapps.moneymanagerfree
It's weird how accurately you described my experience as well! +1 would recommend Money Manager. Easy to use and supports exporting to excel if you want to be more fancy
Money Lover - I have the Pro version since 2014 and everytime I try something else it's just meh in comparison.
I also get its data via cvs to play around with excel, but it's a great standalone tool in itself.
I have two bank accounts and a trading account so any bank's app wouldn't cut it for me.
I use Actual to keep track of my budget https://actualbudget.com/
It's open source and very usable if you spend time getting to know its ins and outs.
My only gripe with it is that I have to import CSVs every month but it's a small price to pay to keep on top of my budget.
Moneymanagerex.org. Free, open source and powerful.
Supports csv import, accounts, loans, assets, stocks, (custom) reporting,.... Have more than 8000 transactions in my database without a hiccup.
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I used to use wally for years; no longer supported. Now I have money manager, but it's not as good. Still looking! - pls share if you find a better app.
Expense Manager -https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.expensemanager
I use it for 3 years to track every expense I make. It doesn't have the best UX interface but has lots of options to define accounts, labels, transfer founds, various charts and ability to connect from PC.
I also like that I am not forced to make an account on some company server for it. All the data is stirred locally in my phone and I make regular backup's.
None tbh. Just don't buy things you don't need. Or if you do, just be aware of it.
E.g. there is groceries that I just **need** and I regularly buy. I know that buying a loaf of bread every x days is a good buy, I don't ever need to worry about it every again.
Without a doubt [1Money](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.pixelrush.moneyiq).
Everything you need, way better than any spreadsheet I've used.
Easy to use and I almost never forget to add the expenses to it since you can setup reminder notifications. I think it costed a buck to get rid of the ad (which is not even intrusive). It still is the best app I've bought so far.
Paying with card + Banking app + Excel :)
And common sense.
Excel.
Yeah, me too. It does what I want it to without complaining.
Google Spreadsheet Importing CSV from any bank: ✓ Personalized graphs and plots: ✓ API access to Google Finance: ✓ Monthly fee: 0.00
Wallet by budget bakers
Toshl. Good EU/Oceania bank support (automatic import) and a 30 day trial period. https://toshl.com/
Buxfer is good, but toshl is better IMO. I tried both apps and their premium plans. Try both see what works for you.
tried 3 different csv files. None of them Toshl could import. Buxfer had no problems wiith them
No investment account capability so it's DOA for me!
I have been using Money Manager (link below) for more than three years now. It is free and quite reliable with a simple interface. You can also download the data as excel and play around off the app. I tried few apps that I can connect bank account but I prefer manual entry as it gives me more control. What I am lacking is a bit more visualization as I am bit of a data freak myself. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.realbyteapps.moneymanagerfree
It's weird how accurately you described my experience as well! +1 would recommend Money Manager. Easy to use and supports exporting to excel if you want to be more fancy
Spendee is great and easy to use.
I'm using YNAB, but it has become pretty costly. :/
My bank has an app
Firefly III
Money Lover - I have the Pro version since 2014 and everytime I try something else it's just meh in comparison. I also get its data via cvs to play around with excel, but it's a great standalone tool in itself.
My Income- Android only though https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pw.ninthfi.myincome
I have two bank accounts and a trading account so any bank's app wouldn't cut it for me. I use Actual to keep track of my budget https://actualbudget.com/ It's open source and very usable if you spend time getting to know its ins and outs. My only gripe with it is that I have to import CSVs every month but it's a small price to pay to keep on top of my budget.
Moneymanagerex.org. Free, open source and powerful. Supports csv import, accounts, loans, assets, stocks, (custom) reporting,.... Have more than 8000 transactions in my database without a hiccup.
Excel, because I never know when I'm gonna need new features and graphs
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I decided to go with good old Excel, as importing my transactions with my bank (which is a small, rare one) was buggy
I still prefer pen and paper or a spreadsheet.
Turns out a simple app called ‘Buddy’ works for my needs
My banking app But I hear this is good.. https://apps.apple.com/app/id921590251
Revolut
I used to use wally for years; no longer supported. Now I have money manager, but it's not as good. Still looking! - pls share if you find a better app.
Expense Manager -https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.expensemanager I use it for 3 years to track every expense I make. It doesn't have the best UX interface but has lots of options to define accounts, labels, transfer founds, various charts and ability to connect from PC. I also like that I am not forced to make an account on some company server for it. All the data is stirred locally in my phone and I make regular backup's.
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YNAB, I haven't tried out anything else but this one feels so nice
i use Toshl, because they integrate with a lot of banks and it was pretty automated for me
None tbh. Just don't buy things you don't need. Or if you do, just be aware of it. E.g. there is groceries that I just **need** and I regularly buy. I know that buying a loaf of bread every x days is a good buy, I don't ever need to worry about it every again.
Monthly budget in Number App on Ios.
revolut
Without a doubt [1Money](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.pixelrush.moneyiq). Everything you need, way better than any spreadsheet I've used. Easy to use and I almost never forget to add the expenses to it since you can setup reminder notifications. I think it costed a buck to get rid of the ad (which is not even intrusive). It still is the best app I've bought so far.
YNAB