Ivy-wallet.... Its working well for me.....https://github.com/Ivy-Apps/ivy-wallet . The only catch I would say is, it doesn't do automatic backups, but you can manually backup your data and save it somewhere. I personally use syncthing along with it.
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This app looks awesome but I found some mentions of network utilities in the used tech stack. It looks suspicious to me.
Is it for bug reporting, updates and other stuff by any chance?
Idk. It's sus to me. Such an app must not have it.
Its old and im not the best person to take money tracking advice from as i always forget, but ive been using Moneywallet for a while and its quite alright
I've been using Moneywallet too. I only use the expenses features really. Then I can see the break down of how much I'm spending on gas, dinning out, etc.
Edit: the app is on Fdroid.
Yes looks interesting and man I miss MD2 a lot.
I've never used it before but it appears to fit your criteria https://f-droid.org/packages/com.jerameeldelosreyes.sushi/
This app seems very nice and has a true FOSS name. Thanks for the suggestion.
Using MyExpenses which is perfect to let you track your bank accounts.
It's the only app I found which let you reconcile operations with bank statement.