Budget.cool

Track your finances and build better spending habits

2 followers

Budgeting apps•Savings apps•Financial planning

Budget.cool is a simplistic app to help manage your spending and budgets all manually, encouraging you to build up better money habits! It features: 💸 Custom spending + budget categories 📫 Monthly or weekly emails updates 📱 Sleek, mobile-friendly design 📉 Stats and charts showing spending by day and category All 100% free

Launch tags:

Web App•Productivity•Home

Launch Team

Filip Gres

Drawer

Do you plan to develop iOS app?

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7yr ago

Andrew Schmelyun

Suggest.gg

Maker

@filipgres That's definitely in my mind for down the road, building both iOS and Android apps out. I've tried to build the site as it is to be as mobile-friendly as possible, but if there's enough desire for a native app I'd get started on developing one within the next couple months.

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7yr ago

Deepak Jha

@filipgres @aschmelyun I think a mobile app for iOS and Android would be really needed.

7yr ago

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7yr ago

Suggest.gg

Maker

@ajsb87 Planning on opening it up soon! The app runs right now on a private API, I’ll add that to a list of features to add sooner than later.

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7yr ago

Tom Sp

In France we have a bunch of apps that connects (scraping or API) to bank accounts, I don't know if it is possible overseas or if it is your will to go full manually, by the way this is not a downside and has a lot of benefits : I prefer my good ol' spreadsheet than automagic apps so that I can be aware of exactly each of my expenses. What I found missing in personal finance projects that there sometime exists in projects doing finance for businesses, is the ability to forecast/make scenarios : - hability to register expenses in the future, - making scenarii like: - - "what if I pay all my loan today ? Will I overdraw my account, where can I cut to do so? How it will impact my accounts at N+1 ?" - - for independents who doesn't need a full corporate solution, "what if I close/don't close this client ? what if he doesn't pays, how many months in good financial health do I have left ?" - or even simply "what if I buy this expensive item upfront ? in x payments ?"

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7yr ago

Zac Coffman-Magaha

Airmail

@tom_sp I REALLY dig the question ability. I've always just accepted the budget/financial tracker apps I've used over the years as just "good enough", but I now really want something like that implemented.

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7yr ago