Local-only ledger
Transactions live in SQLite on the device. No cloud backend, no sync service, and no account to create.
MyDompet is an offline-first money tracker for Android and iOS that keeps every transaction in SQLite on your own phone, with no account server.

MyDompet is a personal finance app built by Swymble Labs around a single constraint: your spending data never leaves your phone. Every transaction is written to a SQLite database on the device itself. There is no account server behind the app, nothing to sign up for, and no copy of your ledger sitting in someone else’s database.
That constraint shapes the whole product. Signing in is just picking a local profile — no password, no email, no verification step — and the key for that session is held in the operating system’s own keychain rather than in app storage. With Wi-Fi off, the app behaves exactly the same as with it on, because there was never a network round trip in the critical path to begin with.
The one feature that does cross devices, Split Bill, is built to preserve the same guarantee. Rather than uploading a shared ledger, it routes end-to-end encrypted packets through a relay that never sees an amount — the relay moves ciphertext between phones and has nothing useful to leak.
MyDompet is in development, built with React Native and Expo.
Transactions live in SQLite on the device. No cloud backend, no sync service, and no account to create.
Signing in means choosing a profile on the phone. The session key is held in the OS keychain instead of app storage.
The app behaves identically with the network off, because nothing in the core flow depends on a server.
Shared bills move between phones as encrypted packets through a relay that never sees an amount.
MyDompet is an offline-first personal finance and money tracking app for Android and iOS, built by Swymble Labs. It stores every transaction in a SQLite database on your own phone rather than on a server.
No. There is no account server, so there is nothing to register for. Signing in means selecting a local profile on the device, and the app works the same way with the network switched off.
Split Bill sends end-to-end encrypted packets between phones through a relay. The relay only forwards ciphertext and never sees a transaction amount.