Every dollar, mapped. Every month, on budget.
Thriftwood pulls in your spending and sorts it into categories that actually make sense. Check the dashboard before month-end and you already know what's left.
Built around the way people actually spend
Purchases sort themselves as they happen, so there's nothing to clean up at the end of the month.
Spending sorts itself
Every purchase lands in the right category the moment it's logged. Groceries stay separate from dining out, without you touching a dropdown.
Budgets that flex
Went over on transport this week? Shift the limit from another category instead of watching the whole month fall apart.
One weekly check-in
A short Sunday summary covers what changed and what needs attention. Everything else stays out of your notifications.
Try it yourself
Add a purchase below and watch the budget move. Everything you enter stays on this page and nothing gets sent anywhere else.
This month's budgets
Log a purchase
Transactions
What people say after a few months
"I used to check my balance and just hope for the best. Now I actually know what's left before Friday."
The category limits sound strict on paper. In practice moving money between them takes ten seconds, so it never feels like a punishment.
My partner and I split groceries and rent. Seeing both budgets side by side ended more arguments than any conversation did.
Before you dig in
No. This page is a demo Jasmory built to show what a budgeting product could look like. The transactions above are sample data, stored only in your browser.
The progress bar turns amber as you approach the limit and red once you cross it. In the real product that's also when the weekly check-in would flag the category by name.
Not in this demo, the category list stays fixed so the walkthrough is quick to follow. A live version would open that up from a settings screen.
A spreadsheet works until you forget to update it for two weeks. Thriftwood updates the moment you log a purchase, and the budget bars make it obvious where you stand without opening a formula.
Yes, as long as you keep using the same browser and don't clear its storage. Open a private window if you'd rather start from a clean slate.
See your next 30 days of spending
The demo above already has a few weeks of sample transactions loaded. Add a couple of your own and see how the budgets respond.
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