Built to be kept.

FinTracker is a finance app built around speaking instead of tapping. You say what you spent — “lunch, twelve dollars” — and it files the transaction in your own words, without forms or menus to wade through.

It is private by default. Transactions are handled on-device wherever the work allows it, so your financial history is not pooled on a server to be mined. The app is meant to be lived in for years, not churned through.

Bao, the panda, is its guide — the warm face of an otherwise exacting tool. The marketing site is live in 13 languages with an open waitlist; the iOS app is in active development.