Every budgeting app we tried wanted to hook into our bank and tell us we spent too much on coffee. sBudget doesn’t. It’s a manual budget in an app — categories, limits, what's left.
§ 01What it is
sBudget is a place to track what you spend, per category, for a week or a month or a year at a time. You set categories with limits, type spends as they happen, and watch the remaining number. That’s the app.
§ 02What it does
Manual entry. Multiple accounts. Recurring transactions you can pause and resume. 86 currencies. JSON or CSV export. The six features in the grid above are the whole thing, forever.
You already know where your money goes. You just need a place to track it.
§ 03What it won’t do
No bank connection. Not because it’s hard — because giving a small app your banking credentials is a bad idea, and because “auto-categorization” always ends up miscategorizing the thing you cared about. You already know what you spent. Type it in.
No “insights.” No “you spent 34% more on restaurants this month.” No financial goals we invented for you. sBudget is arithmetic with a calm interface — and the math doesn't lecture.
§ 04Who it’s for
People who want a manual budget without a coach. People who’ve tried the big apps and didn’t want to hand over their bank password. People who don’t need predictions, just a place to keep track.
