What is Budjet?
Budjet is a budgeting app for young adults in the US that sorts your spending with AI and turns it into one weekly savings target.
Budjet is a budgeting app for young adults in the US that sorts your spending with AI and turns it into one weekly savings target. Type three numbers to see what you could save, free, with no bank login. Import a statement and Budjet rebuilds your plan from real purchases.
Find my savingsWhat Budjet does
- Savings calculator: a few quick questions give you a monthly amount you could keep and a weekly target. Free, no bank login.
- Smart Sync: reads the CSV or PDF statement your bank lets you download.
- AI Sorting: tags every purchase, like takeout, rides, subscriptions or groceries.
- Goal Tracker: splits your weekly target across the things you're saving for.
- Weekly Insights: a short summary of your spending in plain English.
What Budjet doesn't do
We'd rather you know now. Budjet doesn't connect directly to your bank, so you upload a statement instead, and it never asks for your bank login. It doesn't move your money either: it tells you how much to set aside and you make the transfer yourself. It gives budgeting guidance only, never investment, tax or credit advice.
What it costs
Budjet costs Saver $5.99, Autopilot $9.99 or Max $14.99 a month, and yearly billing is 20% off. The calculator is free, and a free account keeps your numbers and 1 goal.
About the name
Budjet at getbudjet.app is a web app for US young adults. It is not the iOS app BudJet or the app Budjetly, and the name is spelled with a J on purpose.
Questions
Budjet is a budgeting app for young adults in the US that sorts your spending with AI and turns it into one weekly savings target.
Budjet is for young adults in the US who want to save money but won't keep a spreadsheet. It fits a first job, college, or any paycheck that disappears by the 28th.
Budjet costs Saver $5.99, Autopilot $9.99 or Max $14.99 a month, and yearly billing is 20% off. Trying it is free, and you can cancel in 2 taps.
Yes, a limited one. The savings calculator is free, and a free account keeps your monthly number, your weekly target and 1 goal. The full breakdown and statement imports need a paid plan.
Pick YNAB if you want hands-on zero-based budgeting with direct bank sync, and Budjet if you want one weekly number without giving every dollar a job. Budjet costs less on most plans, but it reads uploaded statements instead of connecting to your bank.
See your own number in under a minute
A few questions. Free. No bank login.
Budjet gives budgeting guidance, not investment, tax or credit advice.