Meaningful reports
Date-grouped transaction lists with running balances, calendar and cash-flow reports, and exports to PDF, Excel, HTML, or print.
An incredibly simple finance app that is an excellent expense tracker, budget and money manager tool.
Track income and expenses, plan budgets, and see where your money goes with reports and charts. No bank login — Bluecoins never stores bank credentials.
- 1M+downloads on Google Play
- Editor's ChoiceGoogle Play, 2018
- 40languages supported
Features
Finance, simplified
Sync from any device
Manual and automatic backup and restore to Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive — anyone you share the folder with can enter expenses too.
Log transactions automatically
Watches push notifications from banking apps and SMS and creates the transactions for you — no bank login, ever.
Private by design
PIN lock with fingerprint or biometric unlock, encrypted backups, and an optional lock on cold start.
Never miss a bill
Recurring transactions — daily, weekly, monthly, or custom — with automatic logging of due reminders.
Themes you'll love
Configurable dashboard cards, five home-screen widgets, and light, dark, or true-black AMOLED themes.
Capabilities
What Bluecoins can do
A quick tour of the rest — budgets, balance sheets, credit cards, currencies, import and export, and calendar reports.
- Budgets with custom intervals — and carry-over.
- Your personal balance sheet — in a glance.
- Credit-card statement cycles, limits, and unbilled installments.
- Any world currency, live exchange rates, true net-worth conversion.
- CSV and QIF import with smart options. Export to PDF, Excel, and HTML.
- Calendar and cash-flow reports with drill-down.
minimalist and efficient, with seamless syncing of data across devices…
Showcase
A closer look
Tap a tab to explore each area of the app.
A dashboard that works the way you do
Configurable dashboard cards — balance sheet, budgets, credit cards, cash flow — plus five home-screen widgets and light, dark, or true-black AMOLED themes.
Meaningful reports
Date-grouped transaction lists with running balances, a monthly calendar report, and a cash-flow timeline with drill-down — exportable to PDF, Excel, or HTML.
Your personal balance sheet — in a glance
Accounts grouped by type — cash, bank, credit cards, assets, liabilities — with assets, liabilities, and net worth all on one screen.
Credit cards, fully tracked
Statement cycles with cutoff and due days, credit limits, outstanding balance and available credit, and unbilled installments — with due-date reminders.
Budgets with custom intervals — and carry-over
Per-category budgets on weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly, or custom date ranges, with budget carry-over and a budget-vs-actual report.
Log transactions automatically
Bluecoins watches push notifications from banking apps and SMS, and creates the transactions for you — no bank login, ever.
Pricing
Free, or pay once for Premium
Bluecoins is free with ads, or ad-free with a one-time Premium purchase — never a subscription.
Free
Free with ads
The app, supported by ads.
- Banner and medium-rectangle ads (AdMob)
- Consent explained up front via Google's UMP flow
- Track income and expenses, plan budgets, see where money goes
Premium
One-time
Pay once — not a subscription.
- Removes all ads
- Unlocks the premium features
- One-time purchase through Google Play Billing
- Optional donations supported
FAQ
Questions, answered
Five quick answers — the full FAQ is one page over.
No. Bluecoins never logs into your bank and never stores bank credentials. To save you typing, it can read push notifications from banking apps and SMS and create the transactions for you.
No — Bluecoins is a phone app, and there is no web or desktop version. Your data lives on your device, backs up to your own Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive account, and the app works offline.
Yes. Bluecoins for iOS shipped in December 2022 and is available on the App Store.
Bluecoins is free with ads. Premium is a one-time purchase that removes ads and unlocks the premium features — there is no subscription.
No. Transfers move money between your own accounts and are recorded as transfers — a separate transaction type from income and expenses — so they are not counted as expenses.