What is Asienta

Asienta is a web app for keeping track of personal and household money. You record what you spend, earn, move and exchange; Asienta turns those records into balances, net worth, charts and reports.

What makes it different

• Every entry keeps its own currency. One account can hold euros, dollars and dinars at once. Each entry is stored in its currency with the exchange rate of its date — or the rate you actually got.
• One base currency for totals. Net worth, charts and reports are shown in your base currency, and you can switch it at any time without rewriting what you recorded.
• Reports you can open. Every figure in a report or on the overview links to the entries it is made of.
• Shared by design. A household is a shared ledger: invite members who record entries or viewers who only look.
• Recurring on its own. Rent, subscriptions and salary record themselves on schedule or wait for your confirmation — see recurring entries.
• Monthly budgets. A limit per expense category, subcategories included, with the rest optionally carried over — see budgets.
• No bank connections. You record entries by hand. Asienta never asks for bank passwords.

What it doesn’t do (yet)

Investments are planned but not available yet. The net worth forecast is already there, under Forecast. The iPhone app is on the App Store; the Android app is on Google Play. The changelog lists what has shipped.

Where it runs

Asienta works in the browser on desktop and phone at app.asienta.app. The interface is available in English, Russian and Spanish, in light and dark themes. The core features are free, always.

You can also record expenses and income with one message in Telegram — via the @AsientaAppBot bot.