TrackMyWalletTrackMyWallet is an app for organizing your personal finances. We designed it so that your data belongs only to you: we have no servers, we don't create user accounts and we don't receive your information.
1. What data the app handles
Only what you enter or add: accounts, balances, income, expenses, transfers, categories, tags, budgets, savings goals, projects, recurring payments, notes and receipt photos, plus your settings (language, country, currency and preferences).
2. Where it is stored
- On your phone, in an encrypted database (AES-256) whose key is protected by Android's secure key storage (Android Keystore).
- The developer has no access to this data, and it is not sent to any TrackMyWallet or third-party server.
- The app contains no advertising, usage analytics, tracking or third-party SDKs that collect data.
3. Receipt photos
If you attach a receipt photo to a transaction, you take it with your phone's camera app or pick it with Android's photo picker: TrackMyWallet only receives the photo you choose and cannot see the rest of your gallery. The app shrinks it and saves it in its private folder on the phone, where other apps cannot see it and it does not appear in your gallery. Photos are not included in the Google Drive backup. If you remove the photo or delete the transaction, the photo is deleted a few days later (so you can still undo the change); photos are also deleted when you uninstall the app.
4. Optional Google Drive backup
If you turn it on in Settings, the app saves a copy of your data to your own Google Drive, in the app's private folder (appDataFolder), which does not appear among your files and cannot be accessed by other apps. For this, the app asks Google for these permissions:
drive.appdata: create, read and delete only TrackMyWallet's files in that folder. The app cannot see any other file in your Drive.userinfo.email: show in Settings which account is connected.
The copy travels encrypted over HTTPS directly between your phone and Google. The developer cannot see it. TrackMyWallet's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements: this data is used only to back up and restore your information, it is not transferred to third parties, it is not used for advertising and no person reads it.
5. Phone permissions and features
- Internet: only for the Google Drive backup.
- Notifications: local alerts about budgets, goals and recurring payments. They are created on the phone and are shown without amounts on the lock screen.
- Fingerprint, face or PIN: the lock uses Android's system. The app never receives your fingerprint or PIN.
- Widget: if you add it to your home screen, it shows your balance and this month's spending. If the app lock is on, the widget hides the amounts.
6. Exports
When you export a report as PDF or CSV, the file is saved wherever you choose. From then on it is under your control.
7. How to delete your data
- On the phone: Settings › Manage data › Delete all data on this phone, or uninstall the app.
- In Google Drive: Settings › Manage data › Delete my Google Drive backup, or in Google Drive › Settings › Manage apps › TrackMyWallet › Delete hidden app data.
- You can remove the app's access to your account at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
Since we don't store your data, there is nothing to delete on our side.
8. Children
TrackMyWallet is not directed at children under 13 and does not collect data from anyone.
9. Changes to this policy
If we change it, we will publish the new version on this page with its update date. If a change affects how your data is handled, we will also let you know inside the app.
10. Contact
Questions about your privacy? Write to us at luisherndz23@gmail.com.
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