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What Tobsy does.

Three groups of things. Every figure comes from entries you typed.

Tracking

Track every dollar in seconds.

The rule box, and the line that says the entry was logged.
Type one word. It’s logged.
Your usual shops as tappable chips above the categories.
It learns your shops.
Tobsy’s check of the rows it read from a banking screenshot: date, description and amount.
Catch up from a bank screenshot.

Everything in Tracking →

Awareness

See where it goes. Notice when it drifts.

Overall spending has been drifting up, usually about A$2,455 a month, around A$2,891 lately.
Your usual range, and the drift.
The year as a flow from salary through every group to its categories and shops.
Flow, donut, bars, trend or table.
The next seven days: each bill and pay listed by the day it lands.
The next seven days.

Everything in Awareness →

Staying ahead

Intentions, goals, and six months ahead.

Nine intentions as rings: Savings above its intention, the Japan trip A$50 to go.
Intentions: where you sit, no telling-off.
A household fund for a trip to Japan: A$6,600 of A$9,000.
Goals, personal or shared.
The next six months: likely spending each month as a bar with its range, income as a line.
Six months ahead, as a range.

Everything in Staying ahead →

Assistants and voice

Ask Claude or ChatGPT. Or just say it.

Your sheet answers your assistant.

Paste one link into Claude, Claude Code or ChatGPT. It reads your spending, intentions, funds and forecast straight from your sheet, with no Tobsy server in between.

It does the clicking, you keep the say.

Choose a step: read, suggest entries, add them, or make the changes you agree to in the chat. Every change is listed, most with Undo.

Say an entry.

“Forty-two at Woolworths, shared.” Your words are written down on the phone, and Tobsy asks only what it needs: who paid, which day.

Everything about assistants →

Plain answers

The things people ask first.

Isn’t typing it in a chore?

Not at this speed. One word, one tap, logged.

Does it judge?

No. It shows your usual range in plain words, and says when something drifts.

Can I budget my own way?

Yes. Intentions are a flexible budget: zero-based, envelope-style rollover or any percentages, showing where you sit, with no telling-off.

Thirty days free

Try it, or look around first.

The demo is the real app with fourteen months of sample entries. The trial is every screen, for thirty days, with your own.

Try it free for 30 days Look around the demo

About ten minutes to set up, once, on a computer. You’ll need a Google account. A$59 after the trial, if you want to keep it.