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Life & fun · August 27, 2026

Chillar's

Track every coin. Chill about the rest.

What it does

Chillar's is a free expense tracker, money manager and expense planner. Multi-currency, exact decimal arithmetic, and everything you enter exports in one file. Chillar's is a free, privacy-first web money manager that tracks every transaction, account, and currency in one place - so you can chill about the rest.

Chillar's is a free expense tracker, money manager and expense planner. Multi-currency, exact decimal arithmetic, and everything you enter exports in one file.

A free expense tracker that does the arithmetic exactly. Multi-currency, keeps working when your connection drops, and your data stays exportable. Every feature, no upsell. Amounts are grouped in thousands and shown with the dollar symbol, because your locale is en-US. We format only at the display step. The stored value stays an exact decimal, never a floating-point number, which is why the totals agree with the rows . Six features. Each one was finished before the next one started. Mint shut down in 2024 and took its users' history with it. Chillar's imports a CSV, keeps every row, and lets you export the whole database as JSON whenever you want. Planned payments and recurring rules…from chillars.com

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