The Expense Tracker Built for Life in the UK

Most budgeting apps are built for an American wallet. Algent was built in London — it speaks pounds, and it knows the shops you actually use.

Designed for How You Actually Spend in the UK

• Understands UK brands — a Tesco run is groceries, a Pret is food, a TfL tap or an Uber is transport. No relabelling.
• Defaults to £ GBP, with eight more currencies if you travel — but pounds are the home currency, not an afterthought.
• Runs on any phone — iPhone or Android — straight from the browser, with nothing to download to get started.

Why Most Budgeting Apps Don't Work for UK Users

A lot of the popular budgeting apps are American. They assume dollars, they assume US banks, and their categories are built around a US life. That leaves gaps: there's often nowhere sensible to put council tax, an Oyster top-up, or a TV licence — so you end up dumping them in "other" and the picture blurs.

Algent was built in London by someone who lives here. The categories cover the things a UK bill actually contains, and the AI has learned the merchants a person in Britain sees every week.

Track Your Spending in 5 Seconds

You don't fill in a form — you just write it down the way you'd say it:

Algent reads each one, files it under the right category in pounds, and adds it to your week. That's the whole interaction.