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Yes. There is no subscription, no trial period and no paid tier with extra features. Budgetto makes no money from your data: no ads, no tracking, nothing sold on. The server costs are carried by GY Digital.

No, and it is not even possible. Budgetto never asks for your banking details and has no link to your account whatsoever. You enter your expenses and income yourself, or set up your fixed costs once as subscriptions. That is slower, and that is not only a drawback: with a connection you find out at the end of the month what happened, while entering things yourself makes you feel a purchase at the moment you write it down. It takes ten seconds, and that is exactly the moment you can still decide you did not need it.

Budgetto looks at your own history. Expenses that come back every month are recognised as a fixed pattern, the trend of recent months is taken into account, and so is the season: for most people August costs more than February. That produces an estimate of what will be left in the coming months. It is a calculation based on your figures, not advice, and the longer you track, the sharper it gets.

On a server in the European Union, managed by GY Digital. Your browser only talks to that server and to nobody else. There are no analytics, no ad networks and no third-party cookies: only strictly necessary cookies, such as the one that keeps you logged in. Server backups keep your data for a maximum of thirty days. They are encrypted and are also stored in a second place in Germany; the key to open them is not on the server.

We do not look at your figures. Budgetto works with them itself, but the administrator does not read your transactions, amounts or notes, and our statistics are counts only. Technically the administrator can reach them, as with any service that calculates with your figures: it is a commitment, not a lock. What it covers exactly is set out in the privacy policy.

Yes. You create a shared profile, for example for your household or a joint account, and invite your partner using their email address. Once your partner accepts, you confirm that it is the right person. A shared profile works for two to six adults. Everyone keeps their own account and their own profile, and switches between profiles in one click. In the shared profile, every member sees everything in it, including what was already there, and who entered what. Leaving is your own decision, without the others' permission.

No. Your partner only sees what is in the shared profile, not your own profile. You can let someone view your own profile, but only if you switch it on yourself: it is off by default, you choose what that person sees (everything or just your wealth, always read only), and you always see who is viewing and when they last looked. You can stop it at any time, in one click.

Yes. For a child, you keep track of their money in a child profile, without a login for the child. From 13, you can hand that profile over to your child, with the agreement of every parent of the profile: your child gets their own login and takes everything with them. Until your child is 18 you can view it; you can only add entries if your child allows it. From 16 your child can stop the viewing, and at 18 it stops automatically.

Everything in the profile: spending, income, fixed costs, wealth and savings. That lasts until the child is 18, or until the child stops them from 16. Parents cannot change anything in it unless the child lets them add entries; they can then only change what they entered themselves, and the child can always take that back. Parents cannot download a copy. The child can see which parent viewed the profile, when, and what they did in it. Emails about a child never mention their name.

Yes. Under Settings you can export everything to CSV or to a JSON backup, and that backup can be imported again. If you delete your account, your data goes immediately; what you entered in a profile shared with others stays for them, without your name. So you are not tied to anything.

Yes. Budgetto is a website that adapts to your screen, so it works on phone, tablet and computer without installing anything. You can add it to your home screen and it opens like a normal app. There is nothing in the App Store or Google Play.

Dutch, French and English. You pick the language in the top right and that choice is remembered. Amounts are in euros.

Budgetto is built and maintained by Romain Goyeau, a solo developer from Mechelen who works under the name GY Digital. It started as a budget app for personal use, because the existing apps either cost money or made money from their users' data.

No. Budgetto at budgetto.be is the free Belgian budget app by GY Digital (Romain Goyeau, Mechelen) and is unrelated to any other product with the same name. It has existed since April 2026 and has no paid version. The namesakes: two apps in the App Store (an Italian receipt app and one from Uzbekistan), the meal planner getbudgetto.app, the Danish budget app budgetto.app, the Dutch household budget book budgetto.nl and Estonian construction software. The only address is budgetto.be: nothing in an app store, and never a paid version.