Logex

Logex offers strong customization, letting you create your own categories like 'Lunch Money' or 'Weekend Fun Money' instead of being stuck with preset labels. You can then view all your spending in a simple bar chart, which gives you a clear visual of where your money goes.

Yes, Logex syncs smoothly between devices, so you can log an expense on your phone and see the updated total on your tablet. The app also has reliable reminders, like a nightly prompt to log your gym session, which pop up without fail.

To change a category color, tap the three-dot menu inside the category's settings page—it's not immediately obvious, but it's there. The edit option is buried a bit, so you might need to poke around in the submenus to find it.

First, try clearing the app cache in your phone's settings, as this often fixes frozen graphs. If that doesn't work, check for app updates or reinstall Logex, since their support team may only provide generic advice like 'clear cache' without specific steps.

Logex focuses on simplicity and customization without nagging you to upgrade, unlike Mint which can feel cluttered with ads and upsells. However, Logex's interface is less intuitive, so you might find Mint easier to navigate if you prefer a more guided setup and better customer support.