Modern envelope budgeting
Household budgeting for busy families. Desktop & mobile apps, AI that earns its keep, everything under control.
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Envelope budget. Every dollar with a job, every category with a balance.
On your phone
On your computer
Watch it work
Episode one of How I Budget walks through the envelope method Budgeteer is built on: give every dollar a job, and the month stops surprising you. No signup needed to watch.
More episodes on setup, bank sync, and reconciling are in the full How I Budget series .
How it works
Plan, add, import, reconcile. The four steps you'll repeat every week, each one faster than a spreadsheet.
Give every dollar a job. Set what each category gets each month, watch the balances move as you spend, and decide where overspending rolls forward.

Snap a photo of a receipt and the payee, amount, and date fill in for you. The category you usually pick at that place is already suggested.

Connect your bank and new transactions show up automatically. Or manually import your transactions when you'd rather stay hands-on.

Mark what’s cleared, fix what’s off, and tell Budgeteer the balance the bank shows. A running balance sits on every row so you can spot the one transaction that’s wrong without leaving the page.

Quietly, everywhere it saves a step
Not a chatbot bolted to the corner. AI woven into the exact moments you'd otherwise be typing, guessing, or copying numbers between tabs.
Snap a photo of a paper receipt and the merchant, amount, date, and a suggested category land in a transaction, ready to confirm.
Photo → pre-filled transaction in seconds
New imports come in with categories already suggested from your past behavior. Matched transfers across accounts collapse into one clean entry. You confirm; you don't categorize.
"Trader Joe's #321" → Groceries. $500 out + $500 in → one transfer.
When the bank balance doesn't match, AI suggests which uncleared transactions explain the gap. When a subscription jumps or a charge looks unusual, it surfaces the change before you notice.
Off by $43.12 → "Likely the Costco run from last Sunday."
Spot "AMZN Mktp", "Amazon.com", and "AMZ*ECOMMERCE" as the same merchant, and merge them with one tap, taking the transactions with them.
23 payees clustered into 8 → one click to merge
For savings goals and credit cards, projects when you'll hit the target (or pay it off) at your current pace, and what changing the contribution does.
"Add $40/mo and you're debt-free 7 months sooner."
A short, plain-language summary of what moved, what stayed the same, and what to watch heading into next month.
"Groceries are up 18%, mostly price, not more trips."
None of it trains on your data. Every suggestion stays a suggestion until you confirm it.
We make money from subscriptions. Not your data. No ads, no trackers, no brokers, and AI that only ever sees what a task strictly needs.
No ad tech, no analytics pixels, no data brokers. Your transactions are not the product. Your subscription is.
Encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest. Each family's data is logically isolated, and admins can't read your transactions.
AI features send only what a task strictly needs. Never your name, email, or account numbers. Never used for training.
Bank sync is read-only via Plaid. Budgeteer can see your transactions, but it can never move your money.
Sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device PIN. No passwords to leak, no shared secrets to phish.
Export every transaction to a CSV any time. Delete your account in one click and your data is gone for good. Not hidden, not archived, gone.
Read the full privacy policy for the exact list of what's sent to AI providers and what stays on our servers.
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Want to see it first? Watch the How I Budget series