The biggest update since launch
Everything that changes, in pictures and in eight points. Screenshots taken in the app, no mockups.
What changes, concretely
Seven things you will see the first time you open it.
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/screens/en/depenses-720 A budget you read at a glance
Every line gets its own pictogram, found from its name in eight languages: basketball, transit pass, health plan. An expense that only lasts the winter or the summer is entered for its months, and the yearly table follows.
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/screens/en/reperes-720 Official benchmarks, not opinions
Your housing, grocery or dining share, against the average household in your country: Eurostat in Europe, BLS in the United States, ONS in the United Kingdom, Statistics Canada, ABS in Australia. The year and the source are always shown.
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/screens/en/notifications-720 Notifications worth the interruption
The monthly check-in, the tip of the week, a project milestone coming up, a benefit you have not claimed. You set the weekly cap; most weeks, fewer go out.
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/screens/en/coach-720 A Coach that cites its sources
282 tips, filtered by your age, household, housing and country. Each one cites its official page and its verification date. One of them lands every Monday as the tip of the week.
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/screens/en/projet-720 One space per project
A trip, a wedding, a baby: three questions, and the budget is set with its lines, its timeline and its reminders. You put money aside month after month, and the app tells you where you stand.
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/screens/en/espaces-720 A budget for two, without showing everything
One invitation code, and the shared budget shows on both sides. Each of you keeps a private space. Whatever reaches our servers is encrypted on the phone before it gets there.
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/screens/en/foyer-720 One family, three spaces, one household
Up to six people, spaces by purpose, the household's birthdays and projects, each with a guided budget, a timeline and reminders.
The biggest update since launch
Everything that ships with 2.0, in eight points.
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A lighter budget
One line per family to start, pictograms, expenses by period. The essentials first.
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Benchmarks against national averages
Official sources: Eurostat, BLS, ONS, Statistics Canada, ABS. Three benchmarks for free, all of them with a plan.
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Tip of the week
One tip every Monday, chosen for your situation, with its source.
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Shared spaces
Couple, family, flatmates, association: a common budget by invitation, a private space for each.
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Projects and events
Wedding, trip, baby: guided budget, timeline, milestone reminders.
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Useful notifications
Monthly check-in, unclaimed benefits, milestones, loans paid off. With a weekly cap you choose.
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Tax withheld at source
The net we compute is what lands in your account, in 32 countries, with the official tables one tap away.
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End-to-end encryption
With an account, your data leaves encrypted. A twelve-word phrase brings it back on a new phone.
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