TrackXpense keeps your money on track.

See what came in, what went out, what you owe and what is due next, in one place. Made first for how people in the Philippines are paid and how they pay.

Coming soon. Not yet available.

TrackXpense is still being built. There is nothing to download or sign up for yet.

What TrackXpense will never do

  • It never moves your money. It records payments you make. It does not pay, send or transfer anything for you.
  • It never asks for a bank password. No bank or e-wallet password, PIN, one-time code or full card number, ever.
  • It never guesses an amount. If it cannot read an amount, it says so and asks you. It does not save a zero.

What it is being built to do

These are the aims. They are not available yet.

  • Track spending and income over any period

    A day, a week, a month, a quarter, a year or dates you choose. A month can start on your payday.

  • Show how much you can still spend

    Budgets for the things you spend on, and a clear figure for what is safe to spend until your next payday.

  • Know when money is coming

    Pay on any schedule: every two weeks, the 15th and the last day, or 13th-month pay.

  • Keep track of what you owe

    Credit cards, loans, installments and money you lent or borrowed, each with its due date.

  • Remind you before money is due

    A nudge ahead of a bill, a card due date or a loan payment, so you are not caught out.

  • Save you some typing

    Bring in bank alerts you choose to share, or a spreadsheet from another app. You check each item before it counts.

Philippines first

  • Pesos and Philippine time by default.
  • Pay cycles such as kinsenas and katapusan, and Philippine holidays.
  • Local banks and e-wallets.
  • Other countries may follow later.