Expense tracking · Algeria
Your spending in Algeria, clear week by week
Record what you buy in Algerian dinars without linking a bank account, and check Safe to spend for what is left in each week of the month.
A budget app that also reads handwritten slips
In Algeria, every sale to a customer must come with a till ticket or a bon, printed at a supermarket checkout or written by hand at a small shop. The receipt reader in Masareefy reads both, so the slip from the corner shop becomes editable lines in your ledger.
Receipt scanning
Photograph a ticket: the store, each line and its amount fill the add form, and you check them before you tap Save.
Voice entry
Hold ＋ and say what you bought. The add form opens filled in, and nothing is saved until you confirm.
Home-screen widget
In the Android app, add a quick purchase straight from your phone's home screen.
Shopping list
Tick what you bought and open the list as a purchase. Known prices are filled in; add the rest and save.
Built around how Algeria pays
Much of the day's spending in Algeria is still in cash: the bakery, the market, the corner shop, with the weekly shop at Uno or Ardis on top. You set the month's budget yourself; rent, Internet and any installment you record are reserved from it on day one, and Safe to spend shows what is left for each week.
Salaries are paid on a date set by each employer, so add yours as recurring income on its own day and choose Ask me or Automatically. If you share the ledger with one other person, each new purchase reaches their phone within moments, and you choose what they see.
Masareefy is free, and Premium adds more
Log your spending, follow your budget and your bills with a reminder on the day, set goals and a shopping list, and export your data whenever you like, free and with no payment card.
The free plan includes 5 receipt scans and 10 voice logs a month. Premium adds savings advice, sharing the ledger with a family member and higher limits, including 150 scans and 300 voice logs a month, and you subscribe in the Masareefy Android app.
Questions about tracking expenses in Algeria
Is Masareefy free?
Yes. Logging, your budget, bills with reminders, a goal of each type, the shopping list and export are all free, with no payment card. The free plan also includes 5 receipt scans and 10 voice logs a month. Premium adds savings advice, a family member and higher limits, including 150 scans and 300 voice logs a month, and you subscribe in the Masareefy Android app.
Can I keep my accounts in Algerian dinars?
Yes. Choose DZD as your currency and every purchase, bill and budget is kept in dinars. A separate wallet can hold euros, with its own balance.
Do I need to connect a bank account or a card?
No. Masareefy connects to no bank, card or wallet and never asks for a bank login. A purchase paid in cash is recorded the same way as one paid by card.
Can I log purchases when I have no internet?
Yes. After a first online open, expenses you type offline are sent when the connection returns.
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Start tracking your spending in Algeria
Add your rent and your Internet bill once, and see what is left for this week.
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