Looking for Good Expense Tracker

[Spyros P]

I would recommend Logi, which I have developed, so I'm far from objective. It just deals with expenses, not income, budget etc.

It allows unlimited expense and payment categories, has user customized spending reports and charts, supports cloud backup/restore etv.

It's primary goal is to be fast and easy to use, while supporting the whole metro paradigm.

Logi's design is based on the expense management application found on the old Casio PV-450S Pocket Viewer PDA, an excellent piece of minimalistic hardware and software design.

Logi came out at the end of 2013 for Windows Phone devices, but its life begun in 2004 as a Windows CE and Pocket PC application. In 2006, Logi, nicknamed 'Logi.NET', came out for Pocket PC 2003 and Windows Mobile devices.

Logi is free (ad-supported - there's an option to remove ads).

Logi | Windows Phone Store

Here is a video of Logi in action:

Logi - Simple expense tracking for Windows Phone 8 - YouTube

 

[Spyros P]

Just a quick reply to say that version 1.4 of Logi just came out.

Logi | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States)

The main new attraction is the new data filter tool and the money map.

The data filter tool allows you to answer questions like "How much did I pay for gifts using my Visa from December 12th till January 6th"? Not the definition of fun, but it surely can be useful!

The money map is a feature that displays your expenses in a map, provided that you have allowed Logi to access you location during data entry.



As before, Logi is free.

Enjoy and please post your comments!

 

[Spyros P]

Since the last time I watched this thread, Logi, my Windows Phone 8+ expense tracking app, has received numerous updates. In the latest version, v1.8, I dropped the third-party chart engine and developed a custom one, which I believe is cleaner and provides more visual info. Additionally, I enhanced the date entry controls to require less taps (you can either used the standard Windows Phone date picker or adjust the date using +/- buttons). The report screen has also been enhanced, showing totals for the selected data set. Detailed spending reports by user-selected criteria are only a tap away. Apart from that, numerous minor fixes have made the app even better.



You can give Logi a try at:
Logi | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States)