Left this month, and a month-end forecast
See what's left right now, based on the money that came in and went out. It also shows how the month will close once every payment is made, so you see a negative month coming.
Income, bills and payment plan
See your month end ahead of time.
Add your salary, rent, loans and cards once. Budget Planner shows what's left this month, which payment is coming up and what the months ahead hold for you.
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- Free
- No ads
- Türkçe & English
Features
Every piece of your budget in one place
Salary, rent, loans, cards, bills, cash spending… Add them once and let Budget Planner work out what's left, what's next and how the month ends.
Loans and installments
Add the bank, term and installments; track progress like “installment 14/36” and see the month each loan ends.
Credit card statements
Asks for the balance 2 days after the statement closes and reminds you before it's due. No card numbers.
No debt counted twice
When an earlier statement left an unpaid rest, it asks how much of it the new statement includes, so the same debt never counts in two months.
Partial payments
Paid part of it? Record that. Not paying the rest this month? Say “I won't pay the rest this month”; what you paid still counts.
Bills that change every month
Electricity, water, gas: the amount is asked as the due date nears, and until then an estimate from your recent months is used.
Rent and fixed costs
Rent and other fixed costs fill in every month by themselves. At the yearly rent increase it asks for the new amount, without rewriting the past.
Cash spending and extra income
Add them in a few taps. Link a card purchase to the card; it counts once, when you pay the statement, not twice.
Months ahead and reports
See which months are tight, when you get breathing room and when each loan ends. Where the money goes, how the last 6 months went (in, paid, unpaid, month result) and what you spent by category, all in charts.
Reminders you choose
Loans, rent and bills, card due dates, overdue payments, card balance, bill amounts, income, rent increase, loan done and month summary: turn each kind on or off.
Also
- Euro and dollar cards
- Opens without internet
- Sign in with Apple, Google or e-mail
- Light and dark theme
- Turkish and English
How it works
A calm month in three steps
Set things up once; after that it's a few taps a month.
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Set up your plan once
Add your salary, rent, loans, cards and bills. They fill in every month by themselves; you never rewrite a month.
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Tick it off on payday
You get a reminder as a payment nears. Paid it? Tap “I paid”; for a bill or card statement that changes, enter the amount.
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See the month end ahead
See what's left, how the month will close and the months ahead at a glance. Know a tight month before it arrives.
Privacy and trust
Your numbers, your call
Budget Planner works only with what you enter.
Never asked for
- Card number
- Bank password
- Bank connection
- The amounts you enter are enough
No bank connection
It doesn't connect to your bank and never asks for your bank password. You enter the amounts.
Never pays for you
It never makes a payment on your behalf; it reminds you, and you tick off what you paid.
No card numbers
You track cards by a name and their statement balance; a card number is never asked for.
Not used for ads
Your data isn't used for ads, and it's never sold or shared.
Delete any time
Delete your account and data permanently from inside the app, any time. Can't open the app? Follow the steps on the account deletion page.
Encrypted connection
Data travels between the app and the server encrypted over HTTPS.
Does Budget Planner cost anything?
No. Budget Planner is free and has no ads.
Does it connect to my bank?
No. It doesn't connect to your bank, never asks for your bank password and never makes payments for you. You enter your income, costs and statement balances; Budget Planner does the sums and the reminding.
Does it ask for my card number?
No. You add a card by a name (say “Salary card”) and pick its statement and due days. A card number is never asked for.
How do I keep track of my card debt?
Two days after the statement closes, Budget Planner asks for the balance; you enter it and get a reminder before it's due. Paid part of it? Record a partial payment; not paying the rest this month? Choose “I won't pay the rest this month”. When an earlier statement left something unpaid, it asks how much of it the new statement includes, so the same debt isn't counted in two months.
What happens to my data? Is it used for ads?
No. Your data isn't used for ads, and it's never sold or shared. It travels between the app and the server encrypted over HTTPS. The details are in the privacy policy.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, tap the profile icon on the Summary screen, choose “Delete my account” and type DELETE to confirm; your account and all its data are deleted for good. Can't open the app? Follow the steps on the account deletion page.
What is the shared budget, and when is it coming?
It's for keeping track of shared household costs with your partner or family. Every shared budget has a shared pot; members put money in or pay a shared cost from their own money. Your personal budget stays yours. We're working on it; it's planned to arrive before the app reaches the stores.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. Offline it shows the last saved copy, and whatever you enter meanwhile is sent once you're back online.
Which phones does it run on, and how do I sign in?
Budget Planner is for iPhone and Android. Sign in with Apple on iPhone, or with Google or your e-mail address. It has light and dark themes, in Turkish and English.
No more month-end surprises
Budget Planner: Family & Solo is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Free, with no ads.
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