Expense tracker in Roman Urdu: track money by typing, not filling forms
Short answer: yes, you can track your money in Roman Urdu. With Zero Before 30 (Z30) you type what happened the way you would text a friend, for example "Ali ko 5000 udhaar diye" or "petrol 450 cash", and it records the amount, type, category and date for you. English and Roman Urdu work today and can be mixed in one line; Urdu script is still being tested.
Why typing beats forms
Most finance apps ask you to open a form for every coffee: amount, category, account, date. That's why most people stop tracking after a few days. Typing one line takes about five seconds, so it is easier to keep doing every day.
Examples
| You write | Z30 records |
|---|---|
petrol 450 cash | Expense, Rs 450, paid in cash, today's date |
salary 120000 HBL | Income, Rs 120,000, into HBL |
Ali ne 2000 wapas kiye | Ali paid back Rs 2,000, linked to his earlier loan |
HBL se cash 10000 nikale | Transfer between your own accounts, not spending |
Amjad 4800 | A question: did you lend, borrow, or pay him? |
What happens when it is not sure
Z30 uses AI to read what you type. If an important detail is missing, it asks one short question instead of guessing. After every entry it shows what it recorded, so you can check it. If something is wrong, tap Undo or write the correction. Entries are never silently erased: a corrected or deleted entry stays in your history.
FAQ
Can I mix English and Roman Urdu?
Yes. English, Roman Urdu and Urdu can be mixed in any way, even in the same line.
Does it work in Urdu script?
Urdu script is still in testing and may make mistakes during the beta. English and Roman Urdu are the most reliable today.
Is my data private?
Your entries are private to your account. Z30 does not sell data, show ads, or connect to your bank. You can ask for your account and records to be deleted. See the privacy policy.
How do I start?
Open zerobefore30.com/app, sign up with email and password (or Google), and type your first entry. It's free during the beta.
Try it with your own money: one line at a time.
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