Track every rupee.
Stay on budget.
Most trackers only tell you where the money went. SpendInCheck tells you the thing that actually matters — are you over or under what you planned, and by how much? Set a monthly limit per category, log what you spend, and watch the gap in real time.
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What it does
Three jobs most trackers keep apart, joined up by one database.
The ledger
Every rupee in and out, filed under a category you choose. Add, edit and delete from the browser or the console — both write to the same tables.
Budget vs actual
Set a monthly limit per category. The report puts planned against actual side by side and labels each row Over budget, On budget or Under budget.
Portfolio P&L
Stocks, mutual funds and fixed deposits with buy price against current price, giving profit or loss per holding plus a running total across everything you hold.
Category-wise spend
One month at a time, biggest first. Answers "where did it actually go" without you scrolling a list of eighty transactions.
Two interfaces, one engine
A console menu and this web app call exactly the same functions. Adding the website needed no change to a single query.
Safe by construction
Every query is parameterised, so text you type can never run as SQL. Writes commit on success and roll back on failure.
See the number that matters
July's utilities budget was 2,000 against 2,300 actually spent — the report flags it 300 over before the month is out.
Open the reports →