Conto

Every personal finance app fails at the same two points: logging an expense takes effort, and the result tells you nothing. Conto attacks both.

You log an expense the way you would say it out loud. Conto reads the phrase and infers the category, the account and the amount from your own habits, not from a generic taxonomy. What comes back is a single number per screen: what you have left this month, with the subtraction in plain sight and a bar that compares your spending against the day of the month.

Around that sits what a finance app in Mexico actually needs. Credit cards with their cut-off and payment dates, purchases split into monthly installments treated as a forecast rather than a list, recurring charges that log themselves, expenses someone else will pay you back for, net worth tracked as monthly snapshots, and reconciliation of your bank statement against what you recorded.