A sentence.
A starting point.
Your spending history becomes a proposed plan.
A simple spending plan. A flexible everyday pool. A job for every dollar. Or a plan that follows payday. Bring your own approach—and let Chip In help you make it happen.
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Your spending history becomes a proposed plan.
Different approaches. The same connected workspace.
A daily estimate shaped by your plan and the time left.
Turn your intentions into rules you review and save.
Six target types for everyday spending and future plans.
Carry, cap, sweep to savings, or reassign budget money.
Categories, merchants, tags, accounts, bills, and more.
Follow trends, spot patterns, and open the details.
Personal and household plans with clear permissions.
Daily or weekly emails and updates when things change.
Choose a method for each plan. Keep it simple, give yourself flexibility, assign your income, or plan between paydays.
Set a target for each category or spending rule. See what is left and which lines need a closer look.
Plan fixed bills and non-monthly costs, then use one flex pool for everyday spending. Keep a cushion out of your daily allowance.
Assign income across your plan and see what is left to budget. Move assigned money between lines when priorities change.
Plan around your pay cycle. Account for committed bills before the next payday when estimating what is safe to spend.
Tell Chip In what you want to make room for. The budget assistant uses your spending history, income, and existing plan to turn that request into a concrete proposal.
Building a budget with AI, explanations, and what-if answers are part of All Access. AI automation drafting and Rebalance with a preview are free, with a generous daily allowance.
“Build my budget from the last three months. Keep groceries under $650.”
“Why is dining at risk this month?”
“What if I cut dining by $50 and put it toward my trip?”
“When dining reaches 80%, alert me and move $50 from fun money.” Write the rule in a sentence, review the interpretation, and save it. Or build it yourself with the rule editor.
A line reaches a threshold, goes over, is on pace to go over, or the period closes.
Alert me. Email me. Notify my partner. Pause the line. Move assigned budget money.
Drafting from a sentence is free, with a generous daily allowance. Rules run when the budget is evaluated, including after new transactions arrive. Partner notifications stay within shared plans. Money moves reassign budget amounts; they do not transfer money between bank accounts.
Go beyond category limits. Decide what a line counts, how its target works, and what happens to the money left over.
Track spending by category, detailed category, merchant, tag, account, recurring bill, or a custom transaction rule.
Start fresh each period, carry the balance, limit carryover with a cap, or sweep positive leftovers into a savings line. Give fixed costs, flex spending, non-monthly costs, savings, and debt their own place in the plan.
Your budget health, daily spending room, and period-end forecast sit together. Spot a line that is running hot while there is still time to change course.
Forecasts and safe-to-spend figures are estimates based on available data and your plan. They change as spending changes.
Zoom out across your plan's own periods. See where you stayed on track, what drove the gaps, and how everyday choices added up.
Keep a personal plan or budget with your household. See your spending and your partner's shared spending, and choose whether they can view a shared plan or also edit its lines and targets.
Shared views respect each person's account and transaction sharing choices.
Choose daily or weekly budget emails, set your delivery schedule, and turn on alert emails. See threshold, over-budget, at-risk, and back-on-track updates in your notification center.
Start with a plan that fits your life. Add the intelligence to help it evolve.
Animated examples use illustrative amounts. Building a budget with AI requires All Access; everyday AI is free, with a generous daily allowance.