Know Your Money

Take control of your finances, track every cent and plan for the future to meet your goals.

Free budgeting app to manage your personal finances

Use on any device

You can use the web application from any device with a modern web browser and working internet connection.

Free

No cost to create an account or use the web app.

Access your data from anywhere

All data is saved in the cloud so you can access it from any device with a modern web browser and working internet connection.

Categorize your accounts

You need to categorize your money if you want to know where it is (and how much of it) as well as where it is going (and how much of it).

Know your category types

Your money

The money you have. Some examples: money in your purse or wallet, your bank accounts, your PayPal™ balance, even money someone owes you (it's still your money, even if you don't currently have it available). The sum of them is how much money you currently posess.

Debts

The money you owe. You can get money from these accounts, but you always have to give it back some day. Credit cards, bank loans and money you asked from your parents are all examples of debts.

Incomes

Any source of income like your salary, side gigs or any other passive income like investments or gambling. Anything that increases the amount of money you have.

Expenses

An expense is anything you put money into and get something other than money in return. It's anything that reduces the amount of money you have. Rent, groceries, transportation, entertainment and medical expenses are some examples.

Know your accounts

Accounts are where your money actually is or where it goes to (or comes from). They are grouped by the categories.

These are examples expenses categories

Expenses

Total

These are expenses accounts (of the selected category)

Know your transactions

In each transaction, the money moves between your accounts. There are 3 types of transactions depending on where the money moves from and to:

Expense

When you spend money, the money moves from a Your money account and/or a Debts account to an Expenses account.

Income

When you earn money, the money moves from an Income account to a Your money account.

Transfer

You can transfer money between Your money and/or Debts. Like taking money out of an ATM or paying a credit card.

Keep track of your money

Follow the money, wherever it goes. Keep track of all your expenses, transfers and incomes.

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