Enter the email address that has access to your household budget.
Start a new household budget. You can restore a BudgetTogether JSON backup after setup.
Start with your household, then your monthly plan. Record income and payments as they happen so the dashboard reflects your actual budget.
PAY opens the bill’s payment website, or asks you to save its URL. It does not send money or automatically record a payment. After paying, use +ADD to record it. Example: if your electricity plan is $150 but the actual payment is $142.60, record $142.60 once with +ADD.
Use EDIT to change a bill. A monthly override changes the amount for the selected month while retaining its default amount. RETIRE keeps the bill in the selected month and earlier months, hides it in future months, and keeps transaction history. Restore it if it becomes a regular bill again.
Total Income is recorded income. Paid Expenses is recorded expenses. Remaining is income minus those expenses; it is not a bank balance. Dash shows yearly totals, while a month shows that month’s totals. Planned bills are separate from actual payments. Use search, the bill filters, and Transactions’ This Month or All controls to find entries. Use the edit or delete controls beside an entry to correct it; do not add a second copy.
The owner can add up to three other people under Household access. One purchase covers the shared budget. Each person signs in using their own email code. A name in People / Split Totals controls calculations and does not grant access to the budget.
Refresh reloads the current budget. Wait for saves to finish first. Backup downloads a budget JSON file; keep it private. Restore replaces the current budget state with that file after confirmation. Start Over clears income and transactions while keeping people, bill templates, payment URLs, and links. Download a backup before using Restore or Start Over.
Check your connection and use Retry save. If another session saved a newer budget, download a backup of your draft before reloading.