The Calculator, Explained

Expense, Income, Transfer, and Loan. Pick one before you type.

Where the money came from: Cash on Hand, a bank or e-wallet, or a credit card. That account goes down by the amount.

What kind of spending it was, like Food or Transport.

The exact item inside the category. You can create a new one from this list.

Optional. A few words to help you remember, like "Lunch with client".

Shows everything you typed, like 1,250 + 380. Tap = to see the total (₱1,630). If you tap Save first, Budgett saves the total too.

C clears everything. The back key deletes the last number.

Add, take away, multiply, and divide. It works like a basic calculator, left to right. Handy for splitting a bill: ₱1,500 ÷ 3.

Saves the entry. The big Save button at the top does the same.

Logging something from earlier? Change the date or time. It can't be in the future, and it has to be this year.

Coming soon: take a photo of a receipt instead of typing.

Where the money landed: Cash on Hand or one of your accounts. That account goes up by the amount.

Who paid you. This word changes with your profile type: Client, Business, or Employer.

Which payment slot this is, like 2nd Payment. Use + to add another slot.

How the money came, like Wise or PayPal. Optional. Add your own with +.

What you received after fees, the amount that really landed in your account.

Coming soon in Pro: read a Wise, PayPal, or payroll screenshot for you.

The account the money leaves, like your bank.

Where it goes, like Cash on Hand when you withdraw from an ATM, or GCash when you top up.

Optional, like "Cash for the week".

How much you moved. Both accounts update right away.

The account the borrowed money landed in.

Who lent you the money, like a bank, a loan app, or a relative.

Borrowed money goes into your account, but it isn't counted as income and earns no XP. Budgett then helps you add it to your debts.