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About Budgiva

Budgiva exists for a single question: what you will have left, month after month.

Last updated: 26 September 2026

Why Budgiva

Knowing where last month’s money went does not tell you what will be left in six months. Budgiva starts from what you already know — what you have in your accounts, your income, your expenses, what happens only once — and shows what you will have left, month after month, up to five years ahead. An unexpected expense, a pay rise, a plan: you add it, and everything is recalculated before you have decided.

It does so without any bank connection. You enter your amounts yourself, by hand or in a single sentence to the AI agent: nothing to link, nothing to authorise.

Life always strays a little from the plan. So Budgiva asks you for a single figure each month, the total of your accounts, and shows you the gap between what you had planned and what actually happened. A projection is not a forecast: it assumes that your amounts stay as you entered them.

What Budgiva commits to

When two choices conflict, Budgiva always decides in the same order: accurate calculations first, then the privacy of your data, then simplicity.

Who makes Budgiva

Budgiva was born from a family budget, and from an observation: nobody manages to record every day-to-day expense for long. So the method is different: note once what comes back every month, keep some spending money aside for everything else, and look once a month at what was really left. Budgiva makes that method simple.

Budgiva is published by a private individual, on a non-professional basis. It is neither a bank, nor a financial institution, nor an adviser: the details are in the terms of use.

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