Spentt - 5-second habit to track expense
Habit of conscious spending & know where your money goes.
What it does
Most expense trackers have the same problem: your financial data lives on their servers, they require bank linking, and they monetise your spending patterns through ads. Spentt is built differently: 1 - 🔒 Your data in YOUR Google Drive - not our servers. 2 - ⚡ Log in 5 seconds - description, amount, category, date. Four taps. 3 - 🧾 Weekly receipt every Sunday - a beautiful summary of your week with a spending personality verdict. Free forever. No bank linking. No ads. No subscription.
Spentt is a free expense tracker that stores your data in your own Google Drive. Log expenses in 5 seconds, get a weekly receipt every Sunday. No bank linking, no ads, free forever.
Spentt builds the habit of conscious spending — log what you spend in 5 seconds, get a weekly receipt every Sunday, and finally know where your money actually goes. When money was physical, you felt it leave. UPI changed that — tap, pay, done. No friction, no awareness, no memory of where it went. Most finance apps are too complex to use daily. Spentt is designed around one simple loop — repeated every day until it becomes automatic. Every expense you log goes directly from your browser to your Google Drive. Spentt cannot see it, access it, or sell it — even if we wanted to. EMI, budget, debt payoff, SIP returns, net worth and more. Free, no account required. Log your first expense in the…from spentt.live
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