My Honest Take on the AndroMoney App (2025)

I’ve been using AndroMoney on and off for a few years now, and I figured it’s time to share my thoughts—especially since budgeting apps are everywhere these days. If you’re wondering whether AndroMoney is still worth using in 2025, here’s my take.

First Impressions

It’s not the prettiest app out there, but it gets the job done. The interface is a bit old-school, but once you get used to it, it’s actually pretty straightforward. I didn’t need a tutorial or anything—I just jumped in and started logging expenses.

What I Like

Custom Categories: I made one for “coffee runs” and another for “random Amazon regrets.” Super easy to personalize.
Multi-Currency Support: I travel a bit, and it’s nice that I can log expenses in different currencies without messing up my totals.
Offline Mode: I can add stuff even when I’m offline, and it syncs later. That’s a big plus.

A Few Things That Bug Me

It Feels a Bit Dated: The design hasn’t changed much in years. It works, but it’s not exactly modern.
No Real Sharing Options: I tried using it with my partner, but there’s no real way to collaborate unless we share one device.
Manual Everything: If you’re used to apps that connect to your bank and do half the work for you, this one might feel a bit… old-fashioned.

Honestly? Yeah—if you’re the kind of person who likes to be hands-on with your budget. It’s not fancy, but it’s reliable. I’ve tried a bunch of other apps, but I keep coming back to this one because it just works. If you’re okay with a bit of a retro vibe and don’t mind entering things manually, AndroMoney is still a solid pick.