About the service
I develop mobile applications for family budget where each family member tracks their own expenses within one shared budget. Instead of a notebook where one person enters data, each participant gets their own profile, adds expenses by shared categories, and the whole family sees who spent how much and where money goes.
The foundation of the solution is category limits with distribution among participants. You set a monthly limit for groceries, transport, entertainment or any category of your own, optionally divide it between family members, and the app shows spending for each item in real time. As soon as a category approaches its limit, a notification arrives — overspending becomes visible immediately, not at the end of the month in fact.
I take the project turnkey: mobile applications for iOS and Android, a shared backend that synchronizes records of all participants, different access roles — for example, a child enters expenses but doesn't see remaining balances on parent cards — and reports with breakdown by participant, category and period.
What is included in typical development:
— family setup and inviting participants with roles
— expense categories and limits with flexible distribution
— notifications about approaching and exceeding limits
— reports and spending charts by participants and categories
— data export and budget backup
The foundation of the solution is category limits with distribution among participants. You set a monthly limit for groceries, transport, entertainment or any category of your own, optionally divide it between family members, and the app shows spending for each item in real time. As soon as a category approaches its limit, a notification arrives — overspending becomes visible immediately, not at the end of the month in fact.
I take the project turnkey: mobile applications for iOS and Android, a shared backend that synchronizes records of all participants, different access roles — for example, a child enters expenses but doesn't see remaining balances on parent cards — and reports with breakdown by participant, category and period.
What is included in typical development:
— family setup and inviting participants with roles
— expense categories and limits with flexible distribution
— notifications about approaching and exceeding limits
— reports and spending charts by participants and categories
— data export and budget backup