See where the money goes
The statistics show income, expenses and surplus over the last twelve months, your savings rate and expenses by category. Fixed and flexible costs are kept apart – so you see where saving pays off.
The Haushaltsbuch shows you every month where your money goes and what’s left. You enter expenses in a few seconds or read them straight from your bank statement – the book does the rest: savings rate, fixed costs, a forecast for the year and your net worth.
No payment details · Trial ends by itself · Your data stays in the EU
The start page answers the questions you ask yourself every month: what came in, what went out, what’s left? Below that is what’s due soon – the streaming subscription on the 19th, the car insurance in November. And already in spring the forecast tells you where you’ll end up at the end of the year if things carry on like this.
The statistics show income, expenses and surplus over the last twelve months, your savings rate and expenses by category. Fixed and flexible costs are kept apart – so you see where saving pays off.
When was it expensive, where does most of it go? Expenses appear as a heatmap by month and category – housing, loan, insurance, shopping. Outliers stand out at once, and the comparison with the previous month and year sits right next to it.
You enter the purchase at the till on your phone and look at the analysis on the computer. It’s the same book: what you enter on the go appears everywhere a second later – even offline, as soon as you have signal again.
Real screens from the demo – tap to enlarge.
Try everything with sample data, nothing is saved.
Everything that goes with it, when you need it.
Upload your bank’s PDF statement: transactions are recognised, categories suggested, duplicates skipped.
What’s due when, and what all your subscriptions cost together in a year.
Remaining debt, interest and instalment of every loan – and when it will be paid off.
Accounts, portfolio and property minus debts, month by month.
How long until you reach your goal – and how much do you need to put aside each month?
Invoices from the Werkstattbuch, rents from the Vermieterbuch and dividends from the Depotbuch can come in as income if you like.
Included in the Klein subscription: €9.99 a month – with all the private books. For the same price you also get the Werkstattbuch, Depotbuch and the Vermieterbuch up to 5 units.
| Plan | Price | Haushaltsbuch | Werkstattbuch | Depotbuch | Vermieterbuch | Gastrobuch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KleinFor household, workshop, portfolio and a few flats. | 9,99 €a month | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | up to 5 units | – |
| StandardFor landlords with several buildings. | 19,99 €a month | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | up to 25 units, 3 logins | – |
| VerwaltungFor property managers and large portfolios. | 39,99 €a month | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | up to 250 units, unlimited logins | – |
| GastrobuchFor restaurants, bars and hotels. | 19,99 €a month | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | up to 5 units | ✓ |
All prices include VAT. 30-day free trial, no payment details – the trial ends by itself. After that cancel monthly; yearly is two months cheaper. Pay by card or PayPal.
The first 30 days are free, without payment details. After that it costs €9.99 a month or €99.99 a year – and you also get the Werkstattbuch, Depotbuch and Vermieterbuch.
Yes. It runs in the browser on phone, tablet and computer, can be put on the home screen like an app and syncs instantly between all devices.
Yes. You both sign in with the same account on your phones – what one of you enters, the other sees straight away.
Register in any book and use all the books for 30 days, including the Gastrobuch – without payment details. The trial ends by itself; then you choose a subscription and all your entries stay.
No. The books run in the browser – on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android. On your phone you put each book on the home screen like an app. What you enter on your phone appears straight away on the computer, and without internet you simply keep working.
All in the same subscription, all with the same account.
No payment details. The trial ends by itself, and you can try all the other books during that time too.
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