Pebble
Pugazh Finance
Manage personal expenses locally and privately with a clean, no‑auth, no‑cloud
- Downloads
- 48+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Oct 23
- 2026 · v2.0.1
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About Pebble
Pebble is a lightweight Flutter app designed for users who want a straightforward way to record and visualize their personal finances, without any data leaving the device. It features:
- Manual, offline bookkeeping – no server or external accounts.
- Local, encrypted storage via Hive for data privacy.
- Intuitive expense categories, allowing quick categorisation.
- Simple visualisations (charts, summaries) that fit both mobile and desktop.
- No authentication or cloud sync – everything is stored on-device.
- Clean UI built with the Inter font, minimalistic design.
With Pebble you can focus on your finances without the complexity or privacy concerns of typical online budget trackers.
- Manual, offline bookkeeping – no server or external accounts.
- Local, encrypted storage via Hive for data privacy.
- Intuitive expense categories, allowing quick categorisation.
- Simple visualisations (charts, summaries) that fit both mobile and desktop.
- No authentication or cloud sync – everything is stored on-device.
- Clean UI built with the Inter font, minimalistic design.
With Pebble you can focus on your finances without the complexity or privacy concerns of typical online budget trackers.
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