Press N anywhere
The add sheet opens from any screen, with your cursor in the amount.
Every account, every little expense, one clear picture. A calm money manager with months that start on your payday.
Start on the web. Take it with you soon.
Your money, at a glance
Life looks good.
Money in
₹72,000.00Money out
₹17,220.00Where it went
Little moments
Coffee & a catch-up
Food & drinks−₹280.00A little something
Shopping−₹1,499.00Sample numbers. Try switching the month.
One ledger, wherever you check on your money.
Accounts
Bank, cash, wallets and cards, together at last. See what you have, what you owe and where it moved. Every account keeps its own running balance.
Together, right now
₹1,92,912.00Transfers move money without inflating your spending.
Sample accounts and balances.
Quick add
Logging money should feel like jotting a note. Amount, category, done - and every entry lands on the right day, in the right account.
New entry
Try it hereSample data only. Nothing is saved to an account.
The add sheet opens from any screen, with your cursor in the amount.
Type 120+45 and Rupya does the sum. On the phone, the keypad has + − × ÷ built in.
Search your notes and categories, then filter by type, account or category.
Saved the wrong thing? Undo from the toast - no hunting for it later.
The little details
Categories, trends, your biggest expenses and how it compares with the period before. For this month, last quarter, or any range you pick.
November at a glance
Paid on the 10th? Your month starts on the 10th, and totals, charts, exports and emails all follow it.
November = 10 Nov - 9 Dec
Sign-ins, edits, imports and exports, all in one log. A device you don't know? Sign it out in a tap.
Your own categories, each with its own emoji. Rupya spots a duplicate name, so one category never turns into three.
Import a Money Manager backup and its balances are worked back to match today. Export to Excel or CSV whenever you like.
Preview first. Nothing doubles. Undo anytime.
Android and iPhone apps
Keep your entries on your phone, or bring them together across devices. The mobile apps let you choose, and change your mind later.
Make yourself at home.
Where would you like to keep your entries?
You can switch later in Settings.
On this phone
Android's cloud backup is off for Rupya. On an iPhone, your own iCloud backup can include it.
The one request it makes: at launch, it asks our server whether a newer version exists.
Move either way from Settings, Your data. Nothing is removed until the copy has safely arrived.
Sample screen. Try both answers - the apps are coming soon to Google Play and the App Store.
Summary emails
A small moment to check in. Your income, spending and the month's entries, delivered when your own month ends. No need to open the app.
Your Rupya summary for October 2026
Hi Asha, here's how
October 2026 went
10 Oct - 9 Nov, 86 entries
A little more room: spending is down 12% from last period.
Where it went
rupya-october-2026.xlsx
At midnight as your salary-day month begins: what came in, what went out, what's left and where it went.
Every entry from the month is attached, ready to keep, share or open in a spreadsheet.
Off until you turn it on. The day that just ended, and the month so far.
Each email has a one-click unsubscribe, and both switches live in Settings.
Summary emails come with a Rupya account.
Sample email, with illustrative numbers.
Rupya asks for what it needs to show you your money, and nothing more. No ads in the way, no bank passwords, and nothing about you for sale.
Read the privacy policyAbout the apps, your data and what it costs.
Free during early access. On the web today, on your phone soon.