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Wallety is a budget tracker for personal finance and budget planning. It is written in React Native and is available for Android and iOS. To run locally on Android, run the following command: android.npx react-native run-android; iOS.npm install Waletty; android.aab .apk; ios.babel.config.js.

Wallety - A budget tracker for personal finance and budget planning

Why don’t you upload it to playstore?

I would like to see this in the play store

Interesting app!
I just want to signal that the name of the app is Wallety and not Waletty, as in some parts of the post, thus things like the GitHub repo link ends up being wrong
Here is the correct one:
<a href="https://github.com/blaiti/Wallety" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/blaiti/Wallety</a>