CashomA place for every expense
Create categories and subcategories, find them as you type and edit any record.
Your expense tracker for Windows
Personal expense tracker
for Windows
Manage household spending on your PC with categories, budgets and charts. Cashom works on Windows 10 and 11, stores your records locally and does not require a bank connection.
Windows 10 and 11 · No bank connection
Real Cashom screenshot. Amounts and categories are demonstration data.
Data on your computerBudgets that fit your life5 languages · EUR, USD and GBP
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Less number juggling. More clarity.
The essentials for personal expense tracking, without the complication.
A budget that gives you a heads-up
Set optional monthly limits. Get a warning at 80% and an alert when you reach or exceed the limit.
The monthly routine, handled
Set up rent, subscriptions and other recurring costs. On opening, Cashom adds any missing entries for the current month.
Receipts where they belong
Attach an optional photo, view it inside the app and download it whenever you need it.
Your data, in and out
Import records from CSV or export only the expenses visible after filtering.
Your language, your preferences
Spanish, English, German, French and Italian. Choose euros, dollars or pounds as your display currency.
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See where your money goes.
Compare any month range you choose. Explore categories and subcategories, spot your biggest expenses and see how they change over time.
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Your finances have a home. Yours.
Cashom stores expenses and photos in a local folder you choose. No access to your bank accounts and no Cashom server to upload your spending history to.
A space for your data.
01Choose your folder
02Save expenses and attachments
03Copy the folder to back it up
If you choose a folder synced by OneDrive, OneDrive handles the syncing. Cashom keeps working with local files.
Practical expense tracking guides
How to organise household expenses by category →
Separate rent, renovations, food and transport in Cashom. Use subcategories to understand household spending on your Windows PC.
A family spending budget without Excel →
Set category budgets, use monthly exceptions and review spending warnings with Cashom for Windows, without spreadsheet formulas.
Offline expense tracking for Windows, without a bank connection →
Understand local expense tracking in Cashom: no bank credentials, CSV imports, data backups and the limits of offline Store licensing.
Questions
Do I need an Internet connection?
Expense tracking works locally. The Store edition checks its license and can use the one cached by Windows offline. Acquisition, first activation or license renewal may require Internet access.
Does it connect to my bank?
No. You add expenses or import them from CSV. You do not need to provide banking credentials.
Can I use it on more than one computer?
Installation follows your license and Microsoft Store rules. Cashom does not sync or merge records between devices. With OneDrive, wait for syncing to finish and avoid editing the same folder on two computers at once.
Does switching currency convert amounts?
No. EUR, USD and GBP change the displayed unit and formatting. Cashom does not apply exchange rates.
How much does Cashom cost and where can I download it?
Cashom is a paid app available from Microsoft Store. Check the Store for the current price in your currency before purchasing.
How do I choose a Windows expense tracker?
Look for categories, spending limits, data export and a clear storage policy. Cashom suits people who prefer manual entry or CSV imports rather than automatic bank connections.
Can I manage a family budget without Excel?
Yes. Set category limits and compare household expenses against them without spreadsheet formulas. Cashom does not provide shared accounts or simultaneous family editing.
Where is my data stored?
In a local folder configurable under Administration → Data, alongside attached photos. You can back up that folder. Cashom does not upload your history to its servers or encrypt the files itself.
Make room for a clearer month.
Your next good habit starts with one expense recorded.