Connect supported accounts
Bring account activity into one budgeting view so you can stop copying numbers between spreadsheets, banks, and notes.
Envelope budgeting, modernized
Budgeter turns connected accounts into practical pockets for bills, groceries, savings, and everyday spending. See what is safe to spend before the month surprises you.
Available to budget
€1,284.20 Synced from connected accountsRent
€950Groceries
€318Subscriptions
€64ICA Supermarket
-€42.10Salary
+€2,850.00Energy bill
-€76.40Why it feels calmer
Most budgeting tools start with a plan for future income. Budgeter starts with the money currently available, then helps you give every important job a place.
Connected accounts help keep the budget grounded in reported account activity.
Rent, groceries, savings, subscriptions, and fun each get their own limit.
Categorize spending so every movement has an understandable budget effect.
Use shared account access and shared budgets when household money is shared.
Bring account activity into one budgeting view so you can stop copying numbers between spreadsheets, banks, and notes.
Decide how much available money belongs to bills, essentials, savings, planned purchases, and flexible spending.
Each transaction updates the right pocket, making it obvious what changed and what remains available.
Move money between pockets as priorities shift, while keeping the plan tied to real balances instead of hopeful forecasts.
Built for trust
Budgeter keeps the marketing simple because the product has a serious job: help you understand your own finances without turning your data into an ad product.
Bank account connections are handled through GoCardless Bank Account Data, with consent handled through the provider flow.
Budgeter does not sell, rent, or trade personal data for advertising or marketing purposes.
Privacy and terms pages are public, git-based, and written plainly so they can be reviewed when the product changes.
Questions
No. Budgeter helps organize information and budgeting decisions. You remain responsible for your financial choices and should verify important details with your financial institutions.
No. The pocket method works best when you allocate money that already exists, then adjust as more income or expenses arrive.
Budgeter is designed around real household complexity, including shared budgets and shared account access where appropriate.
Plans start at €7/month for a solo budget. See the pricing page for account limits and household sharing details.
Start with your real balances, build practical pockets, and make the next spending decision with more confidence.