What is a loan tracker?
A loan tracker is a workspace that stores each loan’s amount, interest rate, tenure, EMI, payments, and remaining balance so you always know what you owe — without opening every bank app.
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How EMI is calculated, which loans you can track, and how file extract fills the form without uploading the file.
A loan tracker is a workspace that stores each loan’s amount, interest rate, tenure, EMI, payments, and remaining balance so you always know what you owe — without opening every bank app.
For reducing-balance loans, EMI uses the standard formula EMI = P × r × (1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n − 1), where P is sanctioned principal, r is monthly interest rate, and n is tenure in months. Processing fee is treated as a disbursement deduction, not added into EMI.
Yes. Add personal, home, vehicle, education, or custom loan types in the same account. Each loan keeps its own bank, EMI day, charges, and documents.
No. On Add loan → Upload file, the file is read in your browser only to extract details into the form. It is not uploaded or saved as a document.
You can create an account and track loans at no charge while the product is in open preview. Pricing may change later; this site will show current plans on the Pricing page.
Each workspace is isolated. With Supabase connected, row-level security keeps your loans, payments, and documents visible only to your signed-in account.
Create a free Lendora account, add your loans, and see balances, due dates, and charges before the next payment.