We don't track our spending in a detailed way but rather just watch the CC bill and the checkbook for general trends. This works for us since we are significant LBYMers. But, from this high altitude view, it appears spending is relatively flat, maybe a bit up.
We've only been home three weeks from a two month stay in Florida. We spend a lot more there on dining out than at home and our last CC bill reflects that, although that would have happened without the COVID-19 situation.
You can book Florida state parks eleven months in advance, so we're busy booking next winter. This has tied up a couple of kilobucks. But, again, not COVID-19 related.
For the three weeks we've been home, spending seems up a bit but not much. After frequently dining out while traveling, we generally are homebodies once we get back here. We have wanted to eat somewhat "high on the hog" while stuck in the house though. And we've been using delivery from Whole Foods, via Amazon Fresh, to keep the pantry topped off. We're ordering high tier items, Whole foods isn't cheap and we tip. So, our grocery bill is noticeably up. It's not a problem for us, but just something we noted.
Sooooo...... on it goes. Spending changes are probably the least of our concerns at the present time. Chicago is projected to be taking over the lead from NY and Ca within 2 - 3 weeks in terms of infection rates and, as geezers with health issues, we don't want to be on that list.