Cash Book- daily expenses

What Cash Book is for

Cash Book is an expense tracker that works as a digital cashbook, ledger and account book for daily income and expenses. The listing aims it at personal spending, freelance work and small shops.

A shop owner can use it to record daily transactions, keep track of credit given to customers, and log advances paid to staff. Freelancers can follow payments received alongside their own expenses. The listing says the app shows your balance, so you can see where your money stands at any point.

Recording income and expenses across accounts

Each income or expense is entered as a transaction, and the listing says this takes seconds. You can create several accounts, such as one for personal spending, one for a business, and one for each project, and keep them all inside the same app.

Because transactions are logged over time, the app is meant to show cash flow, meaning how much money comes in and goes out. The listing describes this as monitoring income alongside spending.

Finding, editing and removing entries

Search matches keywords from the notes you write on a transaction, so you can find an entry without scrolling through the whole book. Any entry can be changed or deleted later, which the listing presents as a way to keep the records accurate.

Attaching receipts and exporting reports

You can capture photos of receipts and bills and attach them directly to the matching entry. Reports of your income and expenses can be generated and exported as PDF or Excel files, for analysis or for sharing with someone else.

Backing up cashbook data to Google Drive

Cashbook data can be backed up to Google Drive and restored when needed. The listing names switching to a new device as the reason to restore, so the backup is the route for moving your records to another phone.