A desktop personal budget app. Recurring and one-time income and expenses, account balances, end-of-month and end-of-year projections. All data local, no cloud.
A clear view of your finances without bank integration. You enter the data manually, you see clearly — what comes in and out, what's in your accounts, and where it's heading.
Linux · Debian / Ubuntu / Arch · x86_64
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Recurring and one-time items
Enter one-time items as they come; repeat a regular one into the months you pick with a single click. Editing then asks whether to change just that month or the whole series.
Accounts, loans and assets
Everyday accounts and cash, loans (debts) and assets like a pension or property. See your total with liabilities and without.
End-of-month and end-of-year projections
How much will you really have at the end of the month, or the year? Karrency projects your liquidity from today's balance and planned movements — and warns you if you'd drop below zero.
You set the balance, it does the rest
Enter how much you really have right now. The past is left alone, the future is an estimate from planned movements. When reality surprises you, just enter a new current balance.
No cloud, no account
Data stays locally on your machine. No sign-up, no data sent to any server. Import and export via CSV.
Lightweight native app
Built on Tauri v2 with a Rust backend — not Electron, not a web-wrapper dragging a full browser's memory footprint.
Yes, you can buy me
a coffee: