Your money data,
your device only
Easymony takes a local-first approach: core financial records stay on your device, while optional backup services are used only when you enable them.
Offline-First Architecture
Easymony is designed so core tracking works without an internet connection. Optional backup and sharing features use a connection only when you choose them.
What never leaves your device
Transactions
Every expense, income, and transfer stays in local SQLite storage on your phone.
Budgets & Categories
Your budget plans, category structures, and spending targets never sync to any server.
Analytics & Usage
No analytics SDKs, no crash reporters, no telemetry. Your usage patterns stay private.
Core transaction records stay local unless you enable an optional encrypted backup. Google Drive backup creates a separate copy in the service you choose.
Security by design
Six layers of protection built into every version of Easymony.
Offline Core
Core transaction tracking, budgeting, and local reports are designed to work without an internet connection. Optional backups and downloads use a network when you choose them.
Local-First Storage
Core financial records are stored in a sandboxed SQLite database on your phone. Optional backup services create a separate copy outside the device.
Biometric App Lock
Enable fingerprint or face ID to prevent unauthorized access. Even if your phone is unlocked, your finances remain protected by an additional layer.
Encrypted Backups
When you export a backup, the ZIP is created entirely on-device. You choose where it goes — Google Drive, email, USB — we never see it.
Zero Tracking
We don't use analytics, crash reporters, or ad SDKs. There are no trackers, no fingerprinting, and no telemetry. What you do in the app stays in the app.
Open Audit-Ready
Our data handling is transparent. The app requests only the permissions it absolutely needs — storage for backups and notifications for payment reminders.
Our privacy promise
We do not sell your financial records or serve ads. Core tracking works offline, while optional backup and sharing services use a connection when enabled.
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