Every asset in its own unit
Record a bank account, cash, dollars at home, coins, gold and bitcoin as they are; each is valued at the day's rate in your ledger's currency.
Personal & family
Ricordax is your household's ledger: income and spending, bank accounts, cash, gold and coins, currency and crypto, all in one place, each in its own unit and all valued at the day's rate.
Quick entry
450,000
Today · Mellat account
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Made a mistake? Undo it with one tap, right then.
Everything a household has
Record a bank account, cash, dollars at home, coins, gold and bitcoin as they are; each is valued at the day's rate in your ledger's currency.
Type an amount and pick a category. The date and account fill themselves, a mistake is one tap to undo, and it works offline too.
Set a cap for each category and watch it fill. Define rent and bills once and they remind you or post themselves every month.
Who owes you what and what you owe, with instalments and due dates, so nothing is forgotten.
Invite a spouse or members with a link. You set each person's role and access, and a "private" transaction is seen only by whoever recorded it.
Income, spending and balance by category, on the fiscal month you choose, with Excel, CSV and PDF exports.
A month with Ricordax
Pick a name, a main currency and a calendar, then add your accounts and assets with their current balances. It takes a few minutes.
From your phone, with the + button that's on every page. An amount, a category, done.
Category reports, budget status and the trend of your net worth are ready.
Plans
30 days free; then the plan that fits your household.
$29.90/ year
that's $2.49 a month
$49.90/ year
that's $4.16 a month
$79.90/ year
that's $6.66 a month
30 days free trial; no credit card.
FAQ
Yes; the Standard plan is single-user. If your spouse wants in later, upgrade and add them to the ledger with an invite link.
You can start the month on whichever day your pay arrives, say the 25th to the 24th of the next. Every report follows that definition.
Recording a transaction does: it waits in a queue and syncs when you're back online. Viewing reports needs a connection.
Yes. The "hide amounts" button at the top of the app turns every figure into dots until you tap again, for when somebody is beside you.