Spend Today: My Daily Budget

My daily budget, in one number. Spend Today works out what’s safe to spend today so your money lasts until payday. Log what you spend by typing the amount. It takes about three seconds. A normal morning: the notification says how much you’re good for today. You grab a coffee, tap in the amount, and the number updates. Categories are there when you want them. Two ways to set it up Paycheck-based: add your pay, bills, savings goal and payday. Paid monthly, twice a month, every two weeks, weekly or every four weeks? Spend Today follows your schedule, and can move payday to Friday or Monday when it lands on a weekend. Monthly budget: pick one amount for the month and the day it starts. $1,500 a month works out to about $50 a day. Switch any time in Settings. Everything you’ve logged stays as it is. Spend a little less today and tomorrow gets a little more room. Go over, and the difference is spread across the days you have left. It’s just a new number to work with. Thinking about that jacket? Put the price into “Can I buy this?” first. You’ll see what’s left today and what each day looks like from tomorrow if you buy it. Some money is already spoken for: Saturday’s dinner, a friend’s wedding gift. Set it aside ahead of time so today’s number already accounts for it. When you spend it, only the difference counts. One notification in the morning. If nothing’s logged by evening, one gentle nudge. When payday comes around, a wrap-up card sums up the pay period, and you decide what happens to what’s left. New phone, same history Make a backup file in Settings and restore it on your new phone to pick up where you left off. Available in 8 languages, with dollars, euros, pounds, yen and more. Pricing Today’s number, logging, history, notifications and backups are free. “Can I buy this?”, setting money aside, rolling leftovers into the next pay period, past pay period reports and CSV export are Pro features. The first time you open one, you can try Pro free for 14 days. After that, Lifetime access is a one-time purchase.