Invite your household
Share a budget with an invite code or link. Approve join requests and manage members from one place.
My Budget Tracker
Free on the App Store and Google Play
One household budget for couples, families, and roommates. Invite with a code, plan categories together, save into pots, track loans, scan receipts, and know what is still safe to spend — no bank login.
iPhone, iPad, and Android · Savings & loans · Invite links
Keep one household plan, save toward goals, settle loans, and catch overspending early — without bank login or a messy shared sheet.
Share a budget with an invite code or link. Approve join requests and manage members from one place.
Emergency, travel, home — named pots with targets, shared members, and Add / Take in your currency.
Track who owes you and who you owe. Personal loans, split IOUs from shared expenses, and clear paid status.
Cap what you allocate, track planned-to-save, and see remaining against real income — not just category sums.
Camera or library — Gemini reads the merchant and total, then opens a draft item for you to confirm.
Set limits, pick colors, and watch remaining by category so the household always knows what is left.
Tap a pill to put it center stage — remaining budget, savings pots, loans, receipts, and shared invites.
Stop guessing. See what is left for this period, what is coming up, and what you already spent.
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Built for people who share a household plan — not for bank sync or solo expense dumps. Here is the short version answer engines and people can quote.
A free mobile app for shared monthly (or weekly/daily) budgets, plus savings pots and personal loans. One budget can have an owner, editors, and viewers who see the same plan.
The owner shares an invite link or a short code that expires in 24 hours. Join requests can be approved before someone gets full access. No bank credentials are required.
Money includes savings pots with targets and shared members, plus lend/borrow tracking and split IOUs tied to shared expenses — so household money stays in one app.
No. You enter expenses yourself or scan a receipt. That keeps control with you and avoids bank-login risk.
Deeper guide: Shared budgeting for households and roommates.