Kerabat

What you spent, what's due, who's at class

One list for the whole family: spending, receipts, bills and the kids' classes, sorted by day. Photograph a receipt and it reads itself.

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Runs in your browser — nothing to download, no ads, no trackers.

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The day screen: an overdue bill, the week, today's classes and two spends.
Everyone's day on one list
The bills screen: what is overdue and what falls due next, each with a Pay button.
What's due, and who has paid it
A class: seven of eight classes left on the pack, and every class of it listed to the last one.
A class pack, down to the last one
The spending feed: the month's total, category chips and every spend by day.
Every spend, and where the month went
A photographed receipt read into lines: the shop, the total and every purchase with its category.
Photograph a receipt — it reads itself

Four things, one list

Spending

Type the amount, pick a category, done. Paid in another currency? Kerabat asks what your card was charged and remembers the rate.

Receipts

Photograph the receipt and Kerabat reads it — the total, the shop, the date and every line, sorted into your own categories. You see what it read before it's saved.

Bills

What's due, what's been paid and who paid it. Two parents, one list, and the same bill doesn't get paid twice.

Classes

Schedules, class packs and how many classes are left on one. The lessons go into Google Calendar too, in a calendar Kerabat makes for the family.

One list, and it belongs to the whole family

Whatever anyone at home writes down turns up on everyone else's phone. No separate copies, no "my half", nothing to forward to anyone.

Spending and receipts are recorded with no network at all — they're kept on the phone and send themselves when you're back online. Paying a bill is the one thing that waits for a network, and the app says so on the button.

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It installs from the browser

Open Kerabat and your browser offers to install it — the button at the top of this page appears the moment it does. After that it opens from an icon and fills the screen, like any other app, and it works with no network.