Family Money
Where the household money actually goes each month, as a grid: every category down the side, every month across the top, the real number in each cell. Paste a bank statement, see fixed commitments versus choices, keep one-offs like a house or a tax bill out of the monthly average, and photograph receipts as you go. Names the unreadable payees once and remembers.
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What this one actually is
Family Money shows where the household money actually went, as a grid: every category down the side, every month across the top, and the real number in each cell. Click any number and the transactions behind it appear, which is the difference between a budget and a record.
Who picks this one
Households who want to see twelve months at once rather than one month at a time. Big one-off payments are held separately on purpose, because a single boiler repair otherwise poisons the category for the whole year and makes the grid useless.
What it is not
It is not a budgeting app and it does not tell you what you should spend. It reads what happened. It also has no bank connection built in: the data has to come from somewhere you already have it, which is the honest constraint rather than a missing feature.
What it does
- Spend per month, per category, as a grid you can read across
- Click any number to see the transactions behind it
- Big one-offs held separately so they cannot poison the average
- Paste a bank statement, most of it categorised on import
- Unnamed payees queued biggest first, named once, remembered
- Photograph a receipt to add a cost at the till
- Household versus business on every line
- Passcode gate, and nothing leaves the browser
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