Personal budgeting · Android & web
See your accounts, bills, budgets and goals in one calm place. Start free on your phone with no account needed, and add bank sync when you’re ready.
Android and web first. Manual budgeting is free forever.
What it does
No dashboards to configure. BudgetKind sorts your spending, spots what repeats and points out where money slips away.
Set a monthly amount per category, or let BudgetKind suggest one from your recent spending.
BudgetKind spots charges that repeat (rent, utilities, streaming, paychecks) and shows what’s due next.
Small habits add up. BudgetKind estimates what they cost you per year and suggests one simple next step.
Save for a trip, a car or a safety net, and see whether you’re on pace.
Most transactions are categorized for you. The rest wait in one short list.
CSV, Excel, PDF, OFX or QIF, including Chase PDFs. Files are read on your device.
Assets minus debts over time, and spending by category, merchant or month.
Bills due, large charges, low balance and payday. You choose which ones.
Demo mode lets you explore every feature first. It never touches your own data.
Private by design
BudgetKind is paid for by subscriptions, not by your data. No ads, ever.
Statements you import are read on your phone or in your browser. The file itself is never uploaded, and PDF passwords are never saved.
Manual budgeting needs no account. Your budget lives on your phone and nowhere else.
With Plus, banks connect through Plaid. BudgetKind can see balances and transactions but can’t move money, and never sees your bank password.
No selling, no ad networks, no analytics SDKs in the app. Disconnect a bank or delete your data whenever you like.
Pricing
Free forever
No account, no card.
$4.99 / month
or $39.99 / year (about $3.33 a month). 14-day free trial.
Household for 2. Share selected accounts, a household budget and goals with a partner at no extra cost. Each person keeps their own login.
Prices in US dollars. Subscriptions aren’t on sale yet; the trial and prices apply from launch. Bank sync covers US institutions supported by Plaid.
FAQ
Yes. Manual budgeting (adding accounts yourself and importing statements) is free forever, with no ads. Plus will be an optional subscription for bank sync.
No. You can add accounts by hand or import the statements your bank already gives you. Linking is there when you want it to stay up to date by itself.
Banks connect through Plaid. You sign in on your bank’s own page or in Plaid’s secure window; BudgetKind never receives your bank password. Access is read-only: BudgetKind can see balances and transactions but can’t move money. You can disconnect at any time.
Your budgets, categories, rules and goals stay on your device. If you link a bank, you create a cloud account, and your email address and the bank data from Plaid (accounts, balances and transactions) are stored in our cloud database, hosted with Supabase in the US, so the app can keep them up to date. See the privacy policy.
BudgetKind is in testing now and coming first to Android (Google Play) and the web. An iPhone version is planned after that. Email us and we’ll let you know when it’s ready.
Yes. Demo mode fills the app with realistic sample data so you can try every feature. It’s kept completely separate from your own data and resets each time.
Statement import works with any bank that offers CSV, Excel, PDF, OFX or QIF downloads. Bank sync (Plus) covers US banks and card issuers supported by Plaid.
In the app: Settings › Your data lets you delete everything on your device and, if you have one, your cloud account. Linked banks can be disconnected from the account screen. Without the app, see how to delete your account.
No. BudgetKind is a budgeting tool. It doesn’t hold money, move money, or give financial, tax or investment advice.
BudgetKind is in testing. Email us and we’ll write back once it’s on Google Play. We use your address only for that.
Email hello@vncntlabs.com
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