When comparing SmartAmount vs Driller, the Slant community recommends Driller for most people. In the question“What are the best personal finance tracker apps for Android? ” Driller is ranked 16th while SmartAmount is ranked 18th. The most important reason people chose Driller is:
You can export your data out to a text file.
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Pros
Pro Original
SmartAmount has interesting original features, like future fund prediction.
Pro Simple
Unlike other money focused apps, this one is very simple to use and can be learned in few minutes.
Pro Requires only a small bit of time
Users can initially add all recurring incomes and expenses to have a rough estimate. If users forget to register occurrences for long period of time, that is not an issue as all that needs done is for the user to set their current amount and the app will adapt all of its charts and statistics.
Pro Secure
All data is encrypted, and there is a built in user set password.
Pro World-wide availability and currency support
App is available in all world countries, and supports all world currencies.
Pro Chart to see your FUTURE balance
You can easily see how next expenses change your future money availability. You can see it graphically (by chart), or through calendar view
Pro Backup and restore
You can backup in text format (JSON) so you really OWN your data, and you can read it directly from file, if needed
Pro Data not locked down
You can export your data out to a text file.
Pro Rapid entry of data
Autocomplete and autofill functions make it quick to enter your data and to keep it all organized.
Pro Can keep your old data
If you have old data from another source, you can import it into the app.
Pro Can convert foreign currencies based on exchange rate
Has a foreign currency exchange rate converter and the user can also define their own custom currency exchange rate. Feature is for premium users only.
Pro Has a free version
Driller has a free, ad-supported version and a full version that removed the ads can be purchased with an in-app-purchase.
Pro Very flexible data entry
You can enter your data how you like it. If you want to keep it simple you can. If you want to be detailed you can.
Pro Detailed statistics
You can drill down very deeply into your spending habits. If you want to find out how much you spend at a particular shop on a particular month for food you can do that.
Cons
Con Unstable
App last updated January 2017, which is causing issues with Google Play Services repeatedly crashing.