HISABA personal finance tracker built for Pakistan that never leaves your phone. No account to create, no server, no sync — every rupee you log stays in local storage on your device alone.
Straight from the app, nothing staged.
Every feature actually shipping in v1.2.0 — nothing here is planned or coming soon.
Cash, bank, wallet or card — split your money across as many accounts as you actually use, each with a running balance the app will never let overdraw.
Log spending and earnings against categories that make sense to you, then search and filter your full history.
Move money from Cash in Hand to your bank account without it ever counting as income or expense.
One running balance per person — every Debit and Credit against them updates a real account automatically, with a full PDF ledger export.
Set a target, contribute toward it, withdraw when you need to — the goal's progress adjusts either way.
Category breakdowns, month-over-month trends, and a calendar to browse any day — exportable as PDF or CSV whenever you need the paperwork.
Fingerprint or face unlock, with an auto-lock timer you set — HISAB locks itself behind whatever your phone already supports.
Real changes from the last release, not a marketing list.
Every person now has one running balance instead of separate loan records — a Debit or Credit entry updates a real account automatically, and you can export their full ledger as a PDF.
Fixed unlocking sometimes immediately re-locking itself, and fixed the lock losing track of how long you'd been away when Android closes the app in the background.
Removed every ad that used to appear automatically around the app. Now there's only ever one video ad, shown at two points, that you choose to watch — never a block if one isn't available.
Browse any month day by day and tap in to see exactly what happened on a specific date.
See who still owes you money right on the home screen, without opening Debt/Lending.
Your financial data never leaves this app. HISAB shows optional ads to stay free and sends crash reports so bugs get fixed, and that's the extent of it — your balances, transactions, debts and savings goals are written to a local database on your phone and nowhere else.
No account to create, nothing to sync, nothing sitting on a server that could leak. Uninstall the app and every number in it is gone with it, because it was never anywhere but here.
Android groups devices by processor architecture. Most phones from 2018 onward are arm64 — that's the one to start with.