Day 1
01
Create your account
Sign up and start your 90-day Pro trial. You’ll see the full product while you learn the basics.
- Email login
- Trial unlocks every module
- Basic remains free after trial
How it works
Three quiet steps to a clearer month.
No complicated setup. Add what comes in, log what goes out, and review what’s left—before the next month starts.
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01
Add what comes in
Capture salary, freelance, refunds, and transfers as they land—so income never becomes a guess later.
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02
Log what goes out
Record everyday spends with types you understand. Fast entry, honest picture of where money goes.
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03
Review the month
Open the dashboard and Analyze views. See totals, adjust habits, then start the next cycle clearer.
The idea
A notebook energy—with just enough product depth.
InEx doesn’t ask you to build a perfect budget on day one. It asks you to record what actually happened, then shows you the month in language you already use.
Your first week
Set up once. Then keep it light.
A short setup is enough. After that, InEx fits into the same moments you already check your UPI or bank balance.
Day 1
02
Add a starting point
Set a starting balance and create a bank or two if you want balances to feel real from the first entry.
- Starting balance
- Banks you actually use
- Cash / UPI / card methods
Days 2–7
03
Log a few real entries
Salary, rent, groceries, a UPI dinner—don’t wait for a perfect system. A week of honest entries beats a blank perfect setup.
- Income as it arrives
- Spends as they happen
- Types you name yourself
Step 01
Add what comes in
When money arrives, record it. Tag it as salary, freelance, refund, or transfer. Link a bank if you want that balance to rise with the entry.
- Salary credited? Add it the same day.
- Side income and refunds count too.
- Notes help future-you remember the “why.”
New entry
Income
Type
Salary
Amount
+ ₹65,000
Method
Bank transfer
Account
HDFC Salary
Today
Expenses
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− ₹1,240
Groceries
UPI
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− ₹2,100
Fuel
Card swipe
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− ₹180
Coffee
Cash
Step 02
Log what goes out
Small spends add up. Log them with the method you used—UPI, cash, bank, or card—so the picture stays honest without forcing a rigid budget.
- Use types you already say out loud.
- Card swipes don’t pretend to be bank debits.
- Missed a day? Catch up when you can.
Step 03
Review the month
Mid-month or month-end, open the snapshot. See income, expenses, what’s left, and which category pulled the most. Then adjust—before the next cycle begins.
- Dashboard for the quick read
- Analyze for cashflow and breakdowns
- Card statements when bills are due
Monthly snapshot
Know what is left—before it disappears.
Income
₹78,000
Expenses
₹35,320
Saved this month
54%
Top category
Rent
A calm weekly rhythm
Minutes a day. Clarity for the month.
01
During the week
Add entries when money moves. Don’t batch everything for Sunday night if a 20-second log now is easier.
02
Before bills
Check card due amounts and recurring confirms. Pay the statement as its own action when it’s time.
03
Month end
Read the snapshot once. Notice one thing to change—then start next month without guilt or guesswork.
When you’re ready
Open deeper tools only when life needs them.
Basic covers the three steps. Plus and Pro add cards, recurring, full reports, investments, and loans—without forcing them on day one.
Banks
Balances that move with entries.
Cards
Swipes, statements, and bill pay.
Recurring
Confirm or skip before booking.
Pro depth
Investments and borrow–lend.