Masareef مصاريفA free expense tracker
Masareef tracks your spending on Android and iPhone, in Arabic and English. Type an expense in one short line, or let the app read it from your bank's alert, and it sorts it into categories, wallets and budgets.
What stays free
- Quick manual entry for expenses and income, in a line such as “coffee 25”.
- Several wallets, budgets, goals, debts, subscriptions and recurring transactions.
- Automatic capture from the alerts of 1203 banks and wallets: 25 transactions a month, free.
- Works offline: the database is on your phone, so you can open any screen and log with no signal. Sync needs an account and a connection.
- Logs each transaction in the currency you paid in, in any country.
Pro is for not typing your spending in yourself: automatic capture with no monthly cap, receipt photos and the insight screens. Free is not a trial, and everything you entered stays yours.
Start in five steps
- Install Masareef from Google Play or the App Store, and create a free account that keeps your records.
- Add your first wallet, cash or a bank account, with the balance you want.
- Log a first expense by typing it, or share a bank message with the app so it works out the amount and category.
- Set a monthly budget for one category that matters to you, such as restaurants or shopping.
- Turn on automatic capture so transactions arrive from your bank's alert with no typing.
Common questions
Is Masareef really free?
Yes. Manual entry, wallets, budgets, goals, debts and subscriptions are free for good, with 25 automatic captures a month. Beyond that is Pro.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a free one. It keeps your records and moves them to a new phone, and once you are signed in the app works offline.
Does it ask for my bank password or link my account?
No. Masareef never asks for a password and never links your bank account. It reads the alert you already get on your phone.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes, on iOS 16.4 or later. Automatic capture on iPhone goes through an automation in Shortcuts; the page on logging from bank messages explains it.
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