Actuali for Android: unofficial port in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose

⚡ The gist in 5 seconds - A repository, traushb/actuali-android, has been published on GitHub — an unofficial Android port of Actuali for Actual Budget. - The stack is Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. - Limitation: the port is unofficial; no version numbers, builds, or feature list are provided in the repository description. ### 🔍 What was found A project, traushb/actuali-android, has appeared in the public domain, described by its author as an unofficial Android port of Actuali for Actual Budget. The description text lists exactly two technical details: the Kotlin language and the Jetpack Compose UI framework. No version, build number, or list of implemented features is provided there. Since the description is limited to a single line, there is nothing to judge the app's mechanics by: there is no module structure, no menu paths, and no flags in the published text. Kotlin and Jetpack Compose are the standard stack for modern Android (Compose is Google's declarative UI toolkit), meaning this is a native rework of the client, not a web wrapper. It is too early to draw any other conclusions — the data needs to be examined in the repository itself. ### 💡 Why it matters Actual Budget is an open-source budgeting project, and third-party clients have historically emerged around it, covering platforms absent from the official builds. However, the explicitly unofficial status of the port means it is not affiliated with the Actual Budget team: before using it, you should separately check how the app handles budget data and where it syncs. No timelines for reaching a stable release or app stores are reported in the source — at this point, it is merely a published repository