Cashvelope
Take control of your spending with modern envelope budgeting. See exactly where your money goes, stay on top of bills, and grow your savings with confidence.
Designed for real-world money
Cashvelope takes the classic envelope method and makes it delightful on your phone, so every dollar has a job and nothing slips through the cracks.
Smart budgeting
Create envelopes for the things that matter — groceries, rent, fun money — and always know what's left to spend.
Clear insights
Beautiful charts and summaries show where your money goes each month so you can adjust quickly.
Goals that stick
Set savings goals and watch progress build over time, one envelope and one paycheck at a time.
Powerful features rolling out soon
We're actively improving Cashvelope with more automation and ways to stay organized, while keeping everything fast and privacy-friendly.
Receipt scanning
Capture purchases without manual typing.
Bill reminders
Never miss due dates for recurring bills.
Shared envelopes
Coordinate budgets with family or partners.
Financial reports
Monthly and yearly overviews at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes, Cashvelope is free to download on both the App Store and Google Play. Core budgeting features are available at no cost.
By default, all transactions and budgets are stored locally on your device — no account required. You can optionally sign in to enable backup and sync across devices.
You create a budget envelope for each spending category (e.g. Groceries, Dining, Transport) and set a monthly limit. Every time you log an expense, it draws from that envelope — progress bars show what's left in real time.
Tap the Calendar tab at the bottom of the app. Each day that has transactions shows the total spent. Tap any date to see the individual expenses logged that day.
The Report tab breaks spending into weekly bars so you can spot your heaviest weeks. It also shows total expenses, total income, net balance, and your daily average for the month.
Ready to give envelope budgeting a try?