Ask away.

No. There is no sign-in and no email. Open it, pick your currency and start logging.

No. Outpaid is a manual expense tracker: you log each expense yourself, and it never connects to a bank. There is no bank sync to break.

No, and that is deliberate. Outpaid records what you spend and shows where it went. It has no balances and no budgets.

You can still view, search, analyse, export, back up, restore and delete. Adding, editing and duplicating need the one-time unlock.

US$4.99 once, as a limited-time launch offer. Your local price is on Google Play. There is no subscription.

Yes. Logging, Analytics, export and backup work with no connection. Buying the unlock needs Google Play.

About 160, one at a time. Changing currency relabels your amounts and never converts them. The app tells you what will round and saves a safety copy first.

On your phone. Backup and Excel files go only to the folder you pick. Android's device backup can also copy the app's data to your Google account, and you can turn that off in your phone's settings.

Restore your own backup file, or let Android's device backup bring the data back.

Yes, and subcategories too. Archive what you stop using. Archived items leave the totals, and nothing is deleted.

Yes, any day from 1 to 31. If you are paid monthly, each month then runs from one paycheck to the next. Home, Analytics and the year follow it, while Today, Week, custom ranges and Excel export stay on the calendar. A two-week pay cycle can't be followed, because the month starts on a day of the month.

Yes. Excel export saves an .xlsx file to a folder you pick, with the date, category, subcategory, note, amount and currency of each expense. It covers your active expenses, leaves out archived ones, and keeps working after the trial.

No ads and no subscription. You try Outpaid free for 15 days, then pay once.

They are not planned.

No. Outpaid is for Android phones.