A UK bill tracker that never connects to your bank
Know what you can spend right now with a simple visual spending pace
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: £0, no card needed, up to 8 outgoings and 2 incomes. Pro Personal: £3.99 per month or £39.90 per year (7-day free trial). Pro Business: £12.99 per month or £129 per year, billed from day one.
Free: up to 3 trains, default train theme, transaction history, 30D/90D/1Y reports, core widget, Apple Shortcuts. Pro: $9.99/year or $29.99 lifetime for unlimited trains, train sharing, additional visual themes, custom train-level thresholds, full widget configuration, CSV export. Localized pricing
Key features
Manual bill and income entry without bank connection
Payday-to-payday view for flexible pay cycles
Savings pots and bills funds for goal tracking
Debt planner with snowball and avalanche comparisons
Email and browser reminders for due bills
Partner sharing with separate personal ledgers
Invoicing and job tracker for Pro Business
Live spending balance that updates continuously as time passes and purchases are made
Multiple spending trains for different expense categories
Visual train metaphor showing ahead or behind status
Home Screen widget for quick balance checking
Transaction history and spending reports
Shared trains for household spending management
iCloud sync for seamless data synchronization
CSV export for data analysis
Custom visual themes
What makes it different
Free plan requires no card and covers up to 8 bills and 2 income sources
Partner can join Pro Personal household for free
Works as a web app and can be added to phone home screen
Answers the immediate question of what you can spend right now instead of providing only a monthly total
Progress carries forward across months instead of resetting at month-end
Simple interface with one live number instead of complex spreadsheets or multiple categories
Free version available with core features to test the method before upgrading
Billify
My Money Train