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Tasca

How it works

Under a minute to set up, two taps to use

There is no onboarding wizard to sit through and no account to create. This is genuinely the whole thing.

Get TascaAll features
  1. 01

    Amount

    on the local currency keypad

  2. 02

    Category

    suggested from your note

  3. 03

    Saved

    converted, dated, filed

The Tasca quick add sheet on iPhone, showing the How much step with a serif amount above a calculator keypad and a coral Next button.
  1. 01

    Create a trip

    Give it a name, dates and a home currency. Tasca guesses the country from your locale and you can change it. Choose a daily allowance, a trip total, or no budget at all.

  2. 02

    Log the first expense

    Tap the log button, type the amount on the keypad, pick a category, and save. The keypad is already on the local currency and the expense is dated today.

  3. 03

    Check the number before you spend

    The dashboard shows what is left of today's allowance. Tap any metric tile to switch it between today's spend, average per day, budget remaining or income.

  4. 04

    Handle the awkward ones

    Split a hotel across the nights it covers, exclude a prepaid flight from the daily allowance, mark money back as a refund, or split a supermarket run across two categories.

  5. 05

    Read the trip

    The stats tab breaks the trip down by country, category and day, with a spend calendar and a map. Tap anything to jump to the entries behind it.

  6. 06

    Take it with you

    Export CSV for a spreadsheet, JSON for a backup, or a PDF summary for a claim. Or open the recap and send a card to whoever you travelled with.

During the trip

The dashboard is the whole interface

One number at the top, four tiles you can change, today's entries underneath, and a button. That is the screen you will spend all your time on.

  • Tap a metric tile to change what it measures and over what period
  • Tap an entry to edit it, swipe to repeat, exclude or delete it
  • The progress bar tracks today against your allowance
  • A quiet banner appears if your pace will not last, but not before day three
The Tasca dashboard on iPhone: a Japan trip on day 1, 94 dollars spent in total and 46 dollars left today, with three logged expenses and a last-seven-days bar chart.
The Tasca review step on iPhone, showing a Food and Drink expense of AUD 8 with the date, country and a note, and a confirmation that it brings today to 94 dollars of 140 a day.

After the trip

Then it becomes a record

A finished trip stays in the app. Compare it against the next one, pull the numbers out for a claim, or send someone the recap.

Stats and recapsExporting

Set it up before you leave.

Or in the taxi from the airport. It takes about the same amount of time.

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