A calm, private ledger for everyday spending. Log a transaction in seconds — and keep every rupee on your own phone.
Free. No ads. No account required to start tracking.
Built for daily use
Tijorii does one job properly: recording what you spent and earned, then showing you the shape of your month.
A full-size keypad, a category, an optional note. Expense or income, switched with one tap — no forms to wade through.
Twelve sensible defaults for spending and earning, plus your own with any emoji and colour. Income and expense keep separate sets.
Today and Yesterday are one tap. Anything else opens a calendar built into the sheet, so a receipt found next week still lands on the right day.
Net balance, income against expenses, and your biggest categories ranked. Step back through previous months to see how the year is going.
Turn on the app lock and Tijorii asks for a four-digit PIN each time it opens. The PIN is held in your device's secure keystore.
Follows your phone's appearance, or pin it to whichever you prefer. Readable at midnight, readable in sunlight.
Privacy
Tijorii stores every transaction, category and note in a database on your device. Those records are not uploaded, not analysed, and not shared. The only thing that travels over the network is your account sign-in — because a password reset has to reach you somehow.
Questions
Nothing. Tijorii is free to use, with no advertising and no paid tier today.
Amounts are recorded in Pakistani rupees, stored as whole paisa so totals never drift through rounding.
You sign up with an email address or a phone number so your password can be reset. Tracking itself happens entirely on the device.
Export isn't in the app yet. Because everything lives locally, deleting the app removes your ledger with it — so keep that in mind before switching phones.
The PIN is stored on your device and can't be recovered by us. Reinstalling clears it, along with the local ledger.
Profile → Delete account. It removes the account on our side and wipes the ledger, PIN and settings from the device.