HomeBudget
No bank sync. No black box.
Money you
actually pay
attention to.
HomeBudget doesn't quietly read your bank statements. You log what you spend — and in exchange, it remembers the boring, repeating parts so you never have to type "Netflix, 43" again.
Free to start · Android & iOS · works in the browser too
Bank-sync apps guess. You know.
Auto-sync apps
- Import every card swipe automatically, then ask you to categorize a wall of transactions after the fact
- You skim a summary once a month, if that
- Hand your bank credentials to a third party
HomeBudget
- You enter what you spend, when you spend it — five seconds, right as it happens
- Recurring bills learn to handle themselves without you losing the thread
- No bank connection to hand over, ever
Flagship feature
Not every bill deserves the same treatment.
A subscription and an electricity bill aren't the same kind of expense. HomeBudget treats them differently, on purpose.
Fixed amount
Netflix. Your loan installment. Rent that never changes. Added to your budget automatically, the moment it's due — zero taps.
Variable amount
Electricity. A shared grocery run. HomeBudget reminds you and asks for the real number — it never logs a guess in your name.
Shared budgets
Split a household budget with a partner. Everyone in it sees the same transactions and recurring bills, in real time.
Goals & piggy banks
Set a target, chip away at it from any budget, and watch the bar fill in — no spreadsheet required.
Statistics that mean something
Daily, category, and percentage breakdowns pulled straight from what you actually logged — not a modeled estimate.
How it works
Three steps. No onboarding call.
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01
Log an expense or income
Title, amount, category. Takes less time than unlocking your banking app.
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02
Mark it as recurring, if it is
Pick Fixed or Variable right there in the same form — no separate setup screen.
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03
Let it run
Fixed bills add themselves next cycle. Variable ones send a nudge when it's time to confirm the amount.
Start logging money on purpose.
Free on Android and iOS, and right here in your browser.
Premium features are purchased in the mobile app only — the web app can check your status but not sell you anything.