What can I spend today?
Your spending money divided by the days to payday. Spend less today and tomorrow’s pot grows. Paid in one currency and spending in another? Pick from about 200 and it converts for you.
Bills, spending, saving, the gym, your to-dos and your week. One app instead of five, made for the phone you’re already holding.
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You can spend today
$42.50
Your calendar comes along too, so plans sit next to the bills and the gym instead of in another app.
Your spending money divided by the days to payday. Spend less today and tomorrow’s pot grows. Paid in one currency and spending in another? Pick from about 200 and it converts for you.
Every bill with the day it’s due, plus the renewals that sneak up on you, like car insurance or a passport. Shared bills split with a partner or housemates by income, or by percentages you set.
Pay with Apple Pay and the spend logs itself, in the category you used last time. Paper receipt? Take a photo and it reads the total.
Your workout as a checklist you can use mid-set: the weight, the reps, the plates to load, and a rest timer that starts on its own.
On Sunday evening one notification sums it up: what’s due, what you’ve planned, how the pot is pacing. A quiet week sends nothing.
Invite a partner or housemates into one household. Bills and shared costs are joint; your spending, workouts and plans stay private to you.
It never asks for your bank details, so it works with any bank in any country. What you log isn’t sold or shared with advertisers, and you can download or delete all of it from Settings.
The beta opens on iPhone to the top of the list first. Once you’ve joined you get your own link: every friend who signs up with it moves you 5 places up.
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The beta starts on iPhone through TestFlight, for people at the top of the waitlist first. The App Store release follows.
The beta is free. If pricing ever changes, the waitlist hears first.
iPhone comes first. Android is planned.
No. You log spends with Apple Pay or in a couple of taps, which means it works the same with any bank, anywhere.
Only you, plus anyone you invite into your household, and they see the shared bills, not your personal spending.
About 200. Pick the one you count in, and add a second one for bills you pay elsewhere.