Kiff-Kach is a calm little money tracker for anyone who has ever wondered where their paycheck went. Log what you spend, and one ring shows what's left until payday. That's the whole trick.
Free on Android, no ads. iPhone is on the way.
On iPhone? Leave your address and we'll tell you the day Kiff-Kach lands on the App Store.


You get paid. You feel rich for about four days. Then the money just… evaporates. The morning flat white? The Saturday supermarket run? That 1 a.m. Uber Eats order, or the streaming subscription you forgot you had? Nobody knows. And the spreadsheet you made doesn't help — you opened it twice and never again.
The ring starts full on payday and empties as you spend. The little flag is your savings goal — when the green dips below it, the ring turns amber. No columns, no formulas, no guilt. Just: are we okay this month? (Usually yes.)

Amount, category, done. Categories are tinted chips you tap once. The payment method remembers itself. Add a note if you're feeling fancy — most people don't.

A calendar of your month where each day shows what it cost. Tap the 20th and see exactly what made up those $55, then fix a spend right there if you typed it wrong.

Kiff-Kach tells you when your new cycle starts, and sends one gentle reminder if a whole day goes by without logging. That's it. No streaks, no guilt, no daily spam. Turn them off in your phone's settings whenever you like.

Open a category and it breaks down further. Groceries → supermarket, bakery, butcher. Transport → fuel, parking, taxi. The chart that finally answers but where?!


One tap → a clean, formatted spreadsheet with every transaction, category and total. For your accountant. For a loan file. For showing your mother you're an adult now.

Every Moroccan grandmother has said it. Warren Buffett said the fancy version — “don't save what's left after spending; spend what's left after saving.” Kiff-Kach just puts a little flag on the ring, so you can actually see the line.
“Beware of little expenses; a small leak will sink a great ship.”
“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.”
Everything you log lives in the app, on your device — nowhere else. We can't see your spending, your balance, or your salary, because it never reaches us. What we do collect: anonymous, no-names usage data (which screens get opened) and crash reports, so we can squash bugs fast. Switch it off in Settings any time. Read the full privacy policy →
Thank you to the first Kiffers who tested it for two weeks and told us what to fix. Kiff-Kach is now open to everyone on Android: free, in Darija, Arabic, French and English.
No trial, no card, no “upgrade to premium” popup mid-tap. We'll figure out the money part later — ironic, we know. For now: just use it.