Finora tracks your spending, budgets, and bills entirely on your phone — encrypted at rest, no account to create, no cloud to trust, no ads watching what you spend it on.
Four screens, no surprises. Every figure below is computed from data that never leaves your phone.
Balance, this month's income and expenses, and a rolling today / yesterday / week / month view — updated the moment you log something, never a sync spinner.
Income or expense, built-in categories or your own, an optional receipt photo — done in seconds, no mandatory fields you don't care about.
Rent, loans, subscriptions, utilities — set the due date and frequency once. Finora flags what's overdue, reminds you before it's late, and never quietly creates a duplicate bill when you mark one paid.
Daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly — category breakdowns, income-vs-expense trends, and your highest-spending category, computed straight from your own history. No "insights" paywall.
Every bill that's due soon, due today, or overdue, in one filterable screen — the same urgency the bell badge shows you, laid out properly.
This isn't a setting you turn on. Finora was built without a backend from the first line of code.
Every transaction, budget, and receipt photo lives in an SQLCipher-encrypted database, keyed by your device's own secure keystore.
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to sync. Your data has nowhere to go but your own phone.
Finora doesn't track how you use it and doesn't sell what it sees, because it doesn't collect any of it.
The only thing Finora checks online is whether a newer version exists — never your financial data.
Finora treats them that way from the ground up — see exactly how in the policies below.