Khata Free
NPR 0/month
- Unlimited transactions
- 1 wallet
- 5 envelope budgets
- Monthly summary report
- Full offline mode
- CSV export
Personal finance for Nepal
Lekhapalani is the money tracker built for NPR — log cash, eSewa, Khalti and bank spends in under 30 seconds, set budgets that stick, and read reports that make sense. [CLIENT-COPY: replace with final brand promise]
Works alongside your wallet
Why Lekhapalani
Most global trackers never supported Nepali wallets, cash or offline life. Lekhapalani starts where your money starts.
Log any expense or income in under 30 seconds — cash, eSewa, Khalti or bank card. Pick a wallet, pick a category, done.
Track eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, FonePay, bank accounts and cash side by side — in Nepali rupees, with lakh and hajar formatting.
Set monthly limits per category like a real khata. When a kharcha is running tight, Lekhapalani warns you before you overspend.
Spend by category, month-over-month trends and savings streaks — the numbers that matter, in plain language, not spreadsheets.
Your financial data stays yours — on your device and in your exports. No ads, no selling your spending history.
No internet? No problem. Manual entry works on a bus to Pokhara, a shop floor in Birgunj or a quiet evening at home.
How it works
You don't need to be good with numbers — the khata keeps itself.
Sign up free and name your wallets — cash, eSewa, Khalti, bank. Start with just one.
Thirty-second entries with categories and wallet tags. Import wallet statements when you want.
Envelope-style limits per category. What you don't spend rolls over to next month.
See where the month went, check goals, and adjust before the next one starts.
Why Lekhapalani
| Feature | With us | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Works with Nepali wallets & cash | eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, FonePay, bank + cash in NPR | Most global apps never launched here |
| Offline manual entry | Full offline mode, sync when you're back online | Cloud-only; useless without internet |
| Language | English now, Nepali interface coming [CLIENT-COPY: ship date] | English only, US-centric terms |
| Pricing | Free tier; premium billed in NPR | USD subscriptions |
| Your data | Export CSV anytime, no ad-based monetisation | Shut down or sold — Mint closed in March 2024 |
| Support | Kathmandu-based team, replies in hours | No local support |
Member stories
[CLIENT-COPY: replace with verified customer quote] Mint shut down and I realised nothing else covered my eSewa spending. Lekhapalani is the first app that treats NPR like a first-class currency.
[CLIENT-COPY: replace with verified customer quote] I run a small shop in Pokhara. My business khata and my personal budget live in the same app now — I finally see where the month goes.
[CLIENT-COPY: replace with verified customer quote] We budget as a family — groceries, school fees, money sent home. Shared budgets keep us honest.
Pricing
Every plan is billed in NPR. No credit card for the free tier — ever.
NPR 0/month
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FAQ
Wallet statements show one account. Lekhapalani puts cash, eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay and your bank in one place, adds budgets and reports, and works even when you pay in cash — which most of Nepal still does.
Yes. Entry is fully offline and syncs when you're back online. This was a core requirement from day one — internet is not guaranteed in every shop, bus or village.
Your data lives on your device and in your exports. We don't run ads and we never sell spending history. [CLIENT-COPY: add privacy policy link and data-centre details]
Yes — the Business Khata plan adds simple invoicing, a shopkeeper ledger and VAT-ready reports. Many members run personal and business books side by side.
Khatapana is a strong business-accounting app. Lekhapalani is built personal-first — household budgets, savings goals and reports for your own money — with a business tier on top. [CLIENT-COPY: refine positioning if needed]
Join members tracking their rupees in NPR. Free tier, no credit card, works offline.