Spend on purpose, not by accident.
Join the waitlist to be invited to test Sightglass Budget. We will email you when it is your turn, plus occasional progress updates.
More details on what the app does today, with screenshots from the current build on a test budget. It is still in development, so this page covers what works now and grows as more is finished.
Android and web today. iPhone is in development.
Income lands in Available to Budget. From there you budget it into categories, grouped the way you think about your money: monthly bills, everyday expenses, savings goals. Each category shows what you budgeted, what you spent, and what is left. A new budget starts with a set of categories and groups that you can rename, delete, or add to.
On a computer you can see several months side by side. When a category runs short, you move money over from another one, and you choose, category by category, whether overspending rolls forward in that category or comes out of Available to Budget next month.
Categories can carry goals: a set amount to budget each month, or a target balance for the category to hold.
The app reads and writes a copy of your budget stored on the device. When you're offline, you keep adding transactions and budgeting as usual. When you're back online, your changes sync to your other devices and to anyone you share the budget with, and their changes sync to you.
You sign in with an account. On a new device, the first sign-in downloads your budget; after that it works without internet.
The budget owner creates an invite and shares it as a code or link. The other person joins with their own login, on their own phone or computer.
Members are owners or editors. A budget can have up to eight members, and the owner can remove a member or hand ownership to someone else.
Changes sync to everyone in the budget, so nobody has to ask what was spent.
If you prefer to keep your history rather than start fresh, you can bring it with you. Today Sightglass Budget imports YNAB 4 budgets and CSV files.
The YNAB 4 importer reads a budget folder into a new Sightglass budget, including categories, budgeted amounts, transaction history (on-budget, off-budget, and closed accounts, split transactions, and transfers between accounts), and balances.
For other sources, CSV import brings in transaction history from your bank or another app: you match the file's columns to Sightglass Budget's fields in the importer.
Importers for other apps are planned for the future.
Reports compare what you budgeted with what you spent over recent months, and point out categories running well above or below their recent average. This part of the app is still growing.
A more detailed list of what works now. Desktop means the web app on a computer; mobile means the app on a phone. No label means both.
Join the waitlist to be invited to test Sightglass Budget. We will email you when it is your turn, plus occasional progress updates.