Rupaira
One Dashboard. Total Financial Clarity.
What it does
Rupaira is a free, safe, offline-first finance web app for freelancers, agency owners, business owners and employees. Track expenses, income, budgets, clients and bills in one mobile wallet.
Rupaira is a free mobile-first expense tracker and money manager. Log spending in seconds, split personal and business, chase client payments and never miss a bill.
Rupaira is a mobile-first money tracker for salaried people, freelancers, shop owners and agencies. Record spending in seconds, see exactly where it goes, chase unpaid clients and never miss a bill. Rupaira replaces the spreadsheet, the notes app and the three reminders you set every month. One tap from any screen: amount, category, done. Notes and receipts when you need them. Tag every entry so your household budget and your business profit never blur together. Where the money went this month, which category grew, and how this month compares to the last. Recurring rent, utilities and subscriptions remind you before the late fee, not after. Set a monthly limit per category and watch a goal…from rupaira.voxelynai.com
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