Currently free · Available on iPhone & Android

Know what's due and where your paycheck went.

Beelinger Budget puts your spending, upcoming bills, subscriptions, and savings progress in one place. Link an eligible account or track by hand, then ask Bee to explain changes in plain English.

Start free with your real spending. No credit card required.

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Your data, your choice

Choose how much you connect.

Link an eligible account for automatic updates, or enter transactions yourself. Choose the setup that fits how you want to track your money.

Automatic updates or complete manual control
Link an account for automatic updates

Eligible account connections are intended to be read-only. Beelinger can organize the financial information it receives, but it cannot move money, make payments, or change your bank account.

Track manually without connecting a bank

Prefer not to link an account? Add transactions yourself and use the app's budgeting, bill, savings, and explanation tools with nothing connected.

Review access before you choose

See what account linking can access and how information is handled before deciding which setup feels right for you.

What's inside

Start with the money problem costing you the most.

See the part of your month that needs attention first—before a forgotten bill, unwanted renewal, or spending change puts more pressure on your paycheck.

Bills keep catching you late

Add recurring bills and get reminded before they are due, so a forgotten date is less likely to become a late fee.

Subscriptions drain your paycheck

See upcoming renewals and what recurring charges cost over a year, so you can spot subscriptions you no longer want.

You have no savings buffer yet

Keep a realistic first emergency goal visible and see every contribution move it forward—whether you start with $10 or a larger amount.

Your spending changes every month

See income, spending, and savings together, then ask Bee which purchases drove the change and where to look next.

Getting started

Get a clear view of your month in three steps.

Start with the tracking method you prefer, see where the pressure is building, and decide what needs attention next.

1

Choose automatic or manual tracking

Link an eligible account if you want automatic updates. Track manually if you do not want to connect your bank.

2

See what is putting the month under pressure

View bills, everyday spending, and savings together in a clear needs, wants, and savings view based on Beelinger's budgeting guide.

3

Get answers, not just charts

Ask what bills are due, why spending rose, or how your savings buffer is progressing. Bee explains the information available in your app in plain English.

Meet Bee

Finally, a budget in plain English.

Bee uses the information available in Beelinger Budget to help explain what changed, what bills are coming up, and how a savings goal is progressing—without making you decode another chart.

“Why did I spend more this month?” “What bills are coming up?” “How is my savings goal progressing?”

Bee helps explain information in Beelinger Budget. It does not provide financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.

More tools when you need them

Keep the extra money details from slipping through.

Your everyday budget comes first. When they apply to you, these additional tools can keep a bank-bonus deadline or personal IOU organized in the same app.

Track a bank bonus you're pursuing

Compare listed offers and track the deposit requirements and deadline for one you choose. Confirm the bank's fees, eligibility rules, and final terms before opening or closing an account.

Terms still apply

Remember who owes what

Record money you lent or borrowed with a name, amount, note, and date, then see the net balance across the people you've tracked.

Bank bonus fit check: Use the tracker only when the account fees, deposit requirement, deadline, and closure terms fit your cash flow. A listed offer does not guarantee that you will qualify or receive a bonus.

FAQ

What to know before you start

Looking for general budgeting education? Explore the free resources on budgeting tips.