Breadsheet is a budget app for Android that does not connect to a bank, does not import transactions automatically, and does not ask for bank credentials. You log expenses yourself - by voice, receipt, or typing.
No account required. No bank connection. Ever.
Most budget apps pull in transactions automatically by connecting to your bank through a third-party service. That requires sharing your bank credentials - or granting read access to your accounts - with a company you may not know.
Breadsheet takes the opposite position. There is no bank connection to set up, no credentials to share, and no automatic import. You add expenses the moment they happen - and the app stays useful without ever touching your financial accounts.
Manual doesn't have to mean slow. Breadsheet gives you fast entry methods so you spend seconds per transaction, not minutes.
Say what you spent. Breadsheet drafts the amount, category, and date in seconds.
Voice expense tracker →Photograph a receipt. Breadsheet extracts the total and details for you.
Receipt scanning →A fast keypad for manual entry. No AI required, free on every plan.
Always freeNo. Breadsheet never connects to a bank and never asks for bank credentials. You log expenses yourself by voice, receipt scan, or typing.
You add expenses yourself as they happen - by speaking them, photographing a receipt, or typing them in. Manual tracking puts you in control of every entry rather than importing transactions automatically.
Yes. Many people find manual tracking more accurate because every entry is a deliberate decision. You know exactly what is in your budget because you put it there.
No account is required to start. You open the app and begin tracking immediately. You only sign in if you want to restore a Pro purchase on a new device.
Automatic import from banks is convenient for reducing manual work, but it requires sharing bank credentials with a third party. Some users prefer to avoid that - Breadsheet is built for them.
More questions? See the full FAQ.