Daily spending tracker for people who want monthly budget clarity

Tracking daily spending is not the goal - it is the input. The goal is to know, on the 12th of the month, whether you will still be fine on the 30th. KashLog turns ten-second daily logs into that answer.

Daily in, monthly out

Each expense you log lands on a dashboard that thinks in months: how much of the budget is spent, how fast it is burning compared to the days elapsed, and what recurring expenses - rent, subscriptions, utilities - are still coming before the month ends. The forecast means no false comfort in the first week and no surprise in the last one.

What you see at a glance

• Budget burn-down. Color-coded progress against your monthly budget, with alerts at a threshold you choose.
• Category totals. Interactive pie and bar charts showing where the money actually goes.
• Period comparison. This month vs. last month, so you can tell a trend from a one-off.
• Upcoming recurring expenses. KashLog forecasts repeat payments so the remaining budget is real, not nominal.

Built so daily logging survives

A daily tracker only works if the daily part is effortless. KashLog keeps entry to seconds: quick manual add, Siri Shortcuts, receipt scanning, and location-based suggestions that pre-fill the places you visit often. If you are starting from zero, the short guide on how to keep track of daily expenses covers the habit side.

Private by default

Daily spending is an intimate record. KashLog keeps it on your device - no account, no financial data collection, optional iCloud sync through your own Apple account. It is a simple expense tracker, not a data business.