Your money, habits and plans in one private app.

What it does

Dashboard: Your day, on one screen

Today's habits, what you ate, this month's spending, what is due and what is coming up - each a tap from its module.

• Arrange the cards the way you like
• A Get started list on a new account

Money: Where the money actually went

One ledger for every expense, income and transfer - filled in from your bank alert emails as you spend, rather than typed in.

• Card and UPI payments in from Gmail, each on the right card
• Card bills and bank balances kept in step
• Keep the receipt with the entry - a photo or the PDF

Budgets: Told before the month gets away

A budget per category, watched for you by the day, the week or the month, and a "can spend a day" figure that already holds back the rent and the investments.

• Once each time, never nagging
• The same warnings on your phone

Habits: Streaks worth keeping

Tick a habit or count it - litres, kilometres, hours - on the days you choose. The streak earns its emoji as it grows: 🌱, then ✨, 🔥 at five days, ⚡ at ten and 🚀 at twenty-one.

• A cheer the moment a tick takes you to the next level
• Mon/Thu habits are not broken by a Tuesday off

Food: What you ate, in plain words

Type "2 dosa and coffee" or "a chicken burrito and fries" - over 350 foods from every cuisine are known by name, and the day is measured against your goal.

• Idli with its sambar and chutney is one plate, still broken down item by item
• Weight, height and a lose, maintain or gain goal that sets the targets

Invest: Your holdings, stage by stage

Indian and US stocks, with buy and sell lots giving a real average cost and realised profit, shown in rupees or dollars - and every position in the stage it is actually in.

• Targets and stop losses that email you when they are hit
• IPOs with their grey-market premium, day by day
• Sold stocks month by month, with the tax and the profit after it

Agenda: Everything you have to remember

Tasks, notes, reminders, birthdays, documents with their expiry dates, medicines, vehicles and warranties - gathered into one short 9pm summary, with the week on Sunday and the month on its last day.

• Documents tell you before they expire
• Reminders arrive on your phone at their own time

Vault: The private half, behind its own lock

Deposits, property, gold and net worth sit behind a second master password - opened with Face ID, a fingerprint or Windows Hello. Passwords holds your logins and notes - as its own module or inside the Vault, as you prefer.

• The face or finger check releases a key the device holds itself
• Set up per device, and turned off if the master password changes

The parts people stay for

Food tracker, any cuisine

Dosa and sambar, ramen, tacos or a full English - by name, with the calories and protein of a whole plate.

Price-drop emails

Deal channels read every five minutes, in India or worldwide; the mail arrives with the link.

Spending from bank emails

Card and UPI alerts from your Gmail become entries as they arrive.

Receipts on expenses

The bill photographed or the PDF attached, kept with the entry.

Face ID vault

A second lock for the private half, opened the way your banking app is.

Phone notifications

Reminders, bills, budgets and price drops on the lock screen.

Solutions

For individuals

Spending with budgets, habits with streaks, food, tasks and documents that remind you before they expire - one app instead of six.

For families

Keep each person's investments in their own book - yours, a parent's - with a total across them, and medicines, check-ups and birthdays for the whole family.

For investors

Every lot with its real average cost, live NSE and US prices, targets and stop losses by email, IPO premiums day by day, and realised gains with the tax worked out month by month.

Privacy first

Property, gold, deposits and net worth behind a second master password, opened with Face ID or a fingerprint. Nothing is sold or shared.

What NexoHub is

It started as one household's answer to a folder of spreadsheets, three tracking apps and a drawer of paper. Six modules now share one set of records - so the SIP in your ledger is the fund in your vault, the bill you pay is the document that expires, and the habit you tick is in the same day as the food you ate.

Six modules

Habits, Money, Invest, Agenda, Passwords and the Vault - arranged the way you like

Two locks

Your account, and a second master password for the private half

Nothing hard-coded

Your own categories, accounts, stages and lists from day one

Indian by default

₹, the Indian date order, NSE prices, UPI and RuPay cards - with US stocks in dollars too

Frequently asked questions

What is NexoHub?

A free, private web app that keeps habits, food, spending and budgets, stocks and IPOs, tasks, notes, reminders, documents and passwords in one place. It works in any browser, installs to the home screen and works offline.

Is my data private?

It lives on one server with your account, and it is not sold, shared or mined. The Vault adds a second password on top, and your saved passwords are yours alone. You can export everything at any time.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Open it in a browser and, if you want it on your home screen, install it from there. It then works offline and can show notifications.

What does it cost?

Nothing. It is one household's app, opened to a few more people.

How does it read my spending from email?

You connect your Gmail with an app password - a separate password Google makes for one app, which you can revoke at any time - and choose how far back to read: this month, from last month or this year. Every few minutes after that NexoHub looks for mail from your banks only, reads each alert for the amount, the merchant and the card, and offers it to add. Banks that send alerts only by SMS are not covered.

Can it track US stocks as well as Indian ones?

Yes. Add a stock as India (₹) or US ($); prices are fetched live, and the whole portfolio can be shown in rupees or dollars.

How do I get an account?

Ask for one from the sign-up page, or continue with Google. An admin approves it and you are emailed the moment it is ready.