A calmer view of household money

Make your budget meaningful.

Bring spending, income, budgets, recurring costs and useful trends onto one clear canvas—without turning personal budgeting into accounting.

In active development for iOS 17+ and macOS 14+

My Budget Canvas Overview showing monthly spending, year-to-date spending and income from temporary demo data.My Budget Canvas Analytics showing cleared spending, cleared income, net cash flow and monthly commitments from temporary demo data.My Budget Canvas Subscriptions and bills screen showing example commitment schedules and record payment actions.
Real iOS Simulator screens Temporary demo data · 13 August 2026
One household pictureRecords, targets and forecasts stay connected.Aggregate analyticsUseful signals without returning raw record details.Honest boundariesPlans are forecasts; payments are actual records.

Version 1.0

The useful parts of budgeting, together.

My Budget Canvas is deliberately focused on personal and household decisions. It is not a business accounting, tax, BAS, CGT or financial-advice product.

Spending & income

Record everyday expenses and income with clear dates, categories and cleared or pending status.

Budget monitoring

Set category targets and see when spending is on track, approaching a limit or over budget.

Useful analytics

Compare equal periods and read cash flow, category movement, recurring share and weekday patterns.

Recurring commitments

Keep subscriptions, utilities, rent, mortgages, insurance and other household commitments visible.

Property context

Allocate a record to a primary home, secondary home or rental property without turning the app into a tax tool.

Bill planning

Plan household reminders and keep the forecast distinct from an actual payment record.

Analytics that answer real questions

See what changed—not just what you spent.

Version 1.0 derives decision-ready signals from an aggregate-only response. Merchant names, notes, attachments and record identifiers are not part of the analytics payload.

Understand the analytics
Cash flowIncome less spending by status
MovementEqual-period comparison
CategoriesShare and change signals
Recurring pressureForecast kept separate

Designed around reality

A schedule is not spending.

Recurring commitments help you anticipate what is coming. They affect actual totals only when you record or link a real payment, keeping the picture honest and avoiding double counting.

Explore bills & subscriptions