Each currency gets its own book.
A budget in dollars is never added to one in naira. Each book keeps its own totals, so what you see is what you spent in that currency.
Naira and dollar, side by side
Earn in dollars, spend in naira.
Keep both straight.
Riffl keeps a separate book for each currency,
so your dollar and naira totals stay apart.
The problem with one total
Two currencies,
one muddled number.
If your salary lands in dollars or pounds and your rent, groceries and transfers home go out in naira, a single total in any one currency is a guess. It moves every time the rate moves, and it hides what you actually spent in each.
Riffl doesn’t convert anything into an estimated total. Each currency gets its own book with its own income, spending and budgets, and you switch between books in one tap.
One app, a book per currency.
Naira, dollars, pounds, euros, Canadian dollars, cedis, shillings, rand, dirhams, rupees and more.
Income in the currency it arrives in.
Log income whenever it lands, in the book it belongs to, and see it by today, this week or this month.
A dollar book,
kept apart.
The same home screen, in the currency of the book you’re in: the month so far, what’s safe to spend today, and each budget.
Tracking money sent home
Your money.
Your business.
Your records live on your phone by default. No bank login required. You choose what Riffl reads.
AI reading sends your chosen image for processing. On-device reading and manual entry are available, too.
Our privacy approach
Every currency,
in its own book.
See what you earned and spent in each, without a spreadsheet or a guessed rate.
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