Multi-Currency Travel

A multi-currency expense tracker built for travel

Log what you actually paid, in the currency you actually paid it, across 150+ currencies - and still get one accurate total in your home currency.

A trip that crosses three borders produces three currencies, and most trackers handle that by converting once and throwing away the original. Six months later the numbers no longer reconcile with your card statement.

SpndX stores both: the amount as charged, and the converted value at the time of the expense. Reports stay accurate even after rates move.

150+ currenciesConversion-aware storageWorks without a connectionGroup trips across currencies
Key Advantages

How multi-currency works here

  • 150+ currencies

    Pick a home currency and log expenses in any other. Totals, budgets, and group balances all report back in your chosen currency.

  • Conversion-aware storage

    The original amount and its conversion are both retained, so a report you run next year still matches what you were charged.

  • Works without a connection

    The last retrieved rates are kept on device, so you can log a purchase abroad with no signal and still see a converted total.

  • Group trips across currencies

    Split a hotel in euros and a taxi in baht in the same trip. Each member still sees one balance in their own currency.

Got Questions?

Frequently asked questions

How many currencies does SpndX support?
Over 150. Each expense stores its original currency along with the converted value, so historical totals stay correct even when rates move.
Can I mix currencies inside one trip?
Yes. A single trip can contain expenses in several currencies, and SpndX reports one combined total in your home currency while preserving what you actually paid.
Does currency conversion work offline?
Yes. SpndX keeps the rates it last retrieved, so you can log a purchase abroad with no data connection and still see a converted total.

Also useful when you are not travelling

Remote workers paid in one currency and spending in another, students on overseas tuition, and anyone with subscriptions billed abroad all hit the same problem a single-currency tracker cannot solve.