Money Manager

Keeping tabs on your finances can be a real rollercoaster, especially if you don’t possess some impressive and diligent pen-and-paper inventory skills. Transitioning to a digital solution can be challenging for some, but Money Manager was built with accessibility in mind. It will offer the means to perform a centralized financial management, with accounts, transactions, liabilities and other, commonly used monetary tools.

Organized into three main sections, the app provides functionality through simplicity. Each of the different sections covers a different aspect, namely accounts, transactions and insights, the latter being in the form of statistics.

New accounts can be created and saved, and later on, populated with details and each operation is always met with a nice, clear warning for when the inputted values aren’t valid or the resulting calculus is not right.

Having added an account, users can then proceed and register their transactions with their corresponding “ins” and “outs”, this way having the balance automatically calculated. One nifty feature allows one to always select the source and target for the various transactions.

What that does, it enables you to easily toggle between your bank account, credit card or even cash in your wallet. This is highly useful when keeping track of the “journey” currency undergoes.

Nice, useful app that can help one keep track of financial aspects, with the aid from tools for managing accounts, transactions, or liabilities. Although lacking any special features, it does manage to provide flawless functionality in terms of actual calculus and inventory, all, in an accessible, minimalist manner.