Kisli

Kisli is a personal money app in Hebrew and English, with a small island and a companion called Kisi. It answers three questions: • How much money do I have now • How much is left to plan until my next income • What is one small thing worth checking In this version • Quick entry of expenses and income, also as a sentence: “coffee 18 cash”. • Cash wallet: withdrawals, deposits and counting. A difference between your count and your records is saved as a visible gap, with no invented spending. • Credit card: a purchase counts on the day you buy, and the charge appears in the forecast on the billing day. Installments and shared expenses too. • A free-to-plan estimate until your next income, with a full breakdown: where each number came from and what was assumed. • “What if?”: simulate a purchase before you make it. Nothing is recorded. • A simple monthly budget by category. • Savings goals with a monthly pace and an expected date. • A short weekly review. • Kisi's island: it grows when you look, plan and finish actions you chose. It never grows when you spend more. No cash prizes and no in-game purchases. • CSV file import, and export of all your data to CSV or JSON. • An action for the Shortcuts app that adds a provisional transaction. • A demo mode with sample data, kept completely apart from your data. • Dark mode, calm mode, hidden amounts, and support for your device's text size. • Hebrew and English, switchable inside the app. Amounts are in Israeli shekels (₪). What it does not have • Kisli does not connect to banks, card companies or payment apps. You enter data by hand or import it from a file. • No user account, no ads and no tracking. Privacy Your data stays on your device only. Kisli sends it to no server. Good to know Kisli is a personal tracking and planning tool. Its estimates are based only on what was entered and are not financial advice.