बही खाता — reimagined
Tiriri is a simple expense ledger for your phone — built for people juggling rupees, dollars, and everything in between. No account. No server. Your entries stay on your device.
Coming first to Android, in Nepali and English.
A spreadsheet asks too much. A budgeting app built for another country asks you to think in one currency, report to a server you've never seen, and make an account before it'll even show you a chart.
Tiriri asks for none of that. Open it, write the entry, close it — the way you would in a notebook, except it adds up for you and remembers what you spent in Doha, in Kathmandu, and everywhere between.
Log an entry in rupees, dollars, riyal, or ringgit, and Tiriri keeps each one true to its own currency — no forced conversion, no guessing the exchange rate later.
There's no account to create and no server storing your spending. The ledger lives on your device, the same way a paper one would sit in your drawer.
Groceries, remittance, microbus fare, tuition, dashain kharcha — built around how spending actually breaks down in a Nepali household, not a template borrowed from elsewhere.
Every entry updates the total instantly, the way a good bookkeeper's hand would — so you always know what's carried forward, not just what you spent today.
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