Raqam turns a sentence or a photo into a clean, categorised expense — then tells you what your money actually did this week.
Most trackers die because logging is a chore. Raqam takes whatever you give it — words, a photo, a tap — and does the boring part itself.
"lunch 24 and parking 6" becomes two expenses, two categories, two amounts. Raqam reads shorthand, decimals, "k", multiple items in one line, and remembers the corrections you make.
Printed, crumpled, faded, handwritten — Raqam pulls the merchant, total, date and line items, and shows you how sure it is on every single field before anything is saved.
Raqam reads your month the way a good accountant would: what moved, what's unusual, what's about to blow the budget. In sentences, not just bars.
The gap between “I should log that” and actually logging it is about three seconds long — and that's where the money goes missing. So the three ways in now sit on your home screen, next to the clock.
raqam://add?mode=chatQuick add opens with the cursor already in the field.Every action is a deep link, so you arrive inside the screen you asked for with the input already focused — no home screen, no spinner, no menu. Back returns you to your launcher, not an empty stack.
Log four things a day and that's about a minute of your life back, daily.
Timed on my own phone with the app already warm — a cold start is worse, and yours will differ. The tap count won't.
2×2 for the number and the actions, 4×2 for the usual home-row slot, 4×4 if you want your last three expenses too.
Log from the widget or the app and it updates instantly. Log from another device and today's number can lag by up to an hour — that's the battery trade-off.
Not the in-app one. A widget lives on the launcher, so it dresses like the launcher — light or dark, it switches with your phone.
Free accounts can still place it — they get the locked card, which upgrades in two taps and never hides their ledger. iOS is honestly not scheduled yet.
raqam://add?mode=chatraqam://scanraqam://askraqam://upgrade?src=widgetThree or four full-screen cards that take fifteen seconds to swipe through: what you spent, where it went, what changed. The one habit that actually keeps people tracking.
Charts tell you what happened. Raqam tells you why, in a sentence — and shows you the exact expenses behind every number it quotes.
Pick a month, a quarter or any date range. Raqam builds a formatted PDF with totals, category charts, a full expense table and every receipt image attached — or a CSV your accountant will actually accept.
Set a monthly cap overall or per category. A quiet nudge at 80%, not a lecture at 110%.
Raqam spots the subscription you forgot and asks whether to log it every month by itself.
Unusual charge, budget nearly gone, bill due tomorrow. Three a week, not thirty.
Travel, freelance abroad, or send money home — switch currency without losing history.
The whole app, including AI entry and insights, in over twenty languages. Type in yours.
Face or fingerprint on open. Everything is encrypted on device, nothing is sold onward.
Log on a plane, in a basement, anywhere. It syncs the moment you're back online.
Search by merchant, amount, note or tag. Filter a whole year in a couple of seconds.
Not an inverted stylesheet. Follows your system, or stays put if you'd rather pick for yourself.
No ads on either plan. No selling data on either plan. The free tier is a real product, not a trailer.
Download Raqam free and start logging in seconds. It works entirely offline, and your ledger stays yours.