Built for life here
Salary lands on the first, rent goes out on the fifth, and someone always owes someone for the Goa trip. Kasho handles rupees the way you already think about them.
Money gets messy when it lives in five apps and two spreadsheets. Sweyam Kasho brings your accounts, budgets, and shared expenses into one calm place — built in India, shaped for how families here actually manage rupees.
We built it because we wanted finance software that feels respectful — not salesy, and not locked in someone else's cloud.
Most finance apps feel like they're selling something while you track your money. Kasho is the opposite: calm screens, rupees in the right format, and room for the messy reality of household spending — rent, trips, lending between friends, and the subscriptions you forgot you signed up for.
Salary lands on the first, rent goes out on the fifth, and someone always owes someone for the Goa trip. Kasho handles rupees the way you already think about them.
Your records shouldn't ride on a consumer app's cloud by default. With Kasho you choose where data lives — and who gets to look at it.
No banner ads. No credit card offers wedged between your transactions. Kasho is just your ledger, focused on your household.
Secure login, encrypted connections, and financial data kept separate from authentication — so peace of mind isn't an afterthought.
From morning coffee to month-end rent — the pieces fit together without fuss.
Bank accounts, cash, cards, and credit lines sit side by side. Tap any balance and the transactions behind it are right there — no hunting through tabs.
Set a monthly limit for groceries or dining out. Kasho shows you how the month is going — without nagging, just a gentle picture of what's left.
Emergency fund, new laptop, a trip with friends — name it, set a target, and watch progress add up in the same app you open every day.
Log who paid for the shack dinner or the Airbnb. See who owes whom, and settle up without opening a separate expense app.
Rent, salary, subscriptions — schedule once and Kasho posts them each month. Less typing, fewer things to remember.
Kasho is live today. Add your first account, record a transaction, and see if it clicks. We'd love to have you.