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Today's Budget: how much you can spend today, without spreadsheets or endless categories

SAPO Tek7 September 2026 at 22:04

The "Today's Budget" app offers a simplified approach to personal financial management, summarizing all finances to a single daily number.

The main goal of the app is to show the user how much they can spend per day without compromising the rest of the month.

Instead of using complex spreadsheets or managing endless expense categories, the application focuses on simplicity.

The news was published by Tek Notícias, a Portuguese source of technology information.

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