Your money,
finally making sense.

A budget tracker that doesn't budget for you. Bēquebēque shows you where your money stands — what's spent, what's left, what's coming — and leaves the decisions to you.

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🐷Savings
Monthly Savings
₱10,000 AllottedTotal left ₱3,500
Deposit ₱3,000
Top-up ₱2,000
Emergency ₱1,500
🍕Expense
Food & Drinks
₱5,000 AllottedTotal left ₱1,800
Grocery run ₱1,200
Lunch out ₱350
Dinner ₱890
🎵Expense
Entertainment
₱3,000 AllottedTotal left ₱2,100
Netflix ₱500
Concert tix ₱800
🚌Expense
Transport
₱2,000 AllottedTotal left ₱900
Grab ₱300
Gas ₱600
Parking ₱200
PaidGrocery run ₱1,200
Netflix ₱500
SavedSavings ₱3,000
Grab ₱300
PaidDinner out ₱890
Gym ₱2,085
Concert tix ₱800
PaidGas ₱600

Why Bēquebēque

Most money apps make you think their way.
This one thinks like you.

Shape it around your life — not your life around it.
Your money. Your structure. Your rules.

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Shape it your way

No fixed categories, no someone-else's-system. Build buckets that match your life — and they bend however you need, whenever that changes.

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Feel it at a glance

Bar fill, colors shift, the number's right there. Know exactly where you stand in half a second — no spreadsheets, no math, no digging.

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Shows you, never scolds you

It doesn't hand you rules or guilt-trip your spending. It just reflects your money back, clearly — so you understand it on your own terms.

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See it coming

Recurring bills, upcoming due dates, months you haven't reached yet. It's all on the board early — so next month is something you've already seen, not something that happens to you.

How it works

Three steps. No system to learn.

1

🪣 Set up your buckets

Make a bucket for anything that matters to you — fixed bills, flex money, savings goals, installment plans. Already keep a spreadsheet? Upload it and let it build them for you.

Takes less than a minute
2

💸 Tell it what you're working with

Set your monthly figure in Settings, or log income into a bucket as it lands — both feed the same total. Then cap a bucket if you want a limit, or leave it open and just watch the spend.

Your call, always
3

✍️ Log as you go

Add what you spend and the bucket tells you what's left — so you never have to guess whether you can afford something.

Spend guilt-free

Features

Everything you need.
Nothing that tells you what to do.

Seven things Bēquebēque does well. Every one of them shows you something — none of them decide anything for you.

Ask Bekbek

What's new

Still being built, out loud.

Fixes, refinements and new features land constantly — often several times a week. Every change gets written down, so you can always see exactly what moved and when.

Read the full changelog
v1.23.1September 1, 2026
  • FixedChanging the allotted amount on a bucket that doesn't repeat every month wouldn't stick. You'd type the new amount, save, and the card would go straight back to the old one. The amount was saving — the app was keeping a second, dated copy of the original so that past months would still show what you'd budgeted at the time, and that older copy was winning. Buckets that repeat were never affected, because those ask you which months to change. If one of yours is still showing the wrong amount, open it, type the amount again and save — it'll hold this time
  • FixedScrolling over an amount box changed the amount. Anywhere you type a figure — a bucket's allotted amount, an entry's amount, your salary — the box behaved like a dial, so scrolling down a form quietly counted the number up or down as you passed it. Worse, the little up and down arrows are hidden throughout the app, so there was nothing to suggest it could do that. Scrolling now scrolls, and the number stays where you put it
v1.23.0August 28, 2026
  • FixedA month that hadn't started yet always looked like you'd overspent it. Unallotted Funds counted the money you'd planned to pay out — a loan payment, a savings deposit, a bucket's allotment — but ignored the money you'd planned to come in, because you hadn't ticked it as received. In a month that hasn't begun, nothing is ticked as received, so the income was never counted and the number was always red. Look ahead now and any income you've already put in the month counts too. This month and past months are unchanged, because there "not yet received" genuinely means something
  • NewYou can pin a chat in Ask Bekbek. Bekbek keeps your last 10 conversations and drops the oldest to make room — pin one and it stays put, and something else goes instead. Pinned chats sit at the top with a pin beside the title. You can pin up to 9, so there's always a slot free for a new conversation. Pinning protects a chat from being dropped, not from you: you can still delete it whenever you like
  • NewYou can save an Ask Bekbek conversation as a PDF. It's in the ⋯ menu next to any chat, and you get the whole conversation — headings, tables and all — as a proper document you can keep or send on
  • FixedBekbek gave different answers to the same question. Ask it about a month ahead, then ask it to explain itself, and the amount you had free would change — one answer said ₱3,209, the next ₱1,986, then it claimed you had no income at all. It was being handed your planned spending in two overlapping lists and left to work out for itself which entries were in both, and it guessed differently every time. It now gets one figure with the sum already done, and is told plainly not to subtract anything twice
  • FixedIncome you'd logged into a future month was being left out of that month entirely. If you'd put next month's pay in already, the projection didn't count it unless it repeated every month
  • FixedBekbek's headings came out as rows of # characters. When it structures a longer answer it writes proper headings, and they were being printed as typed instead of shown as headings
  • FixedOn a phone, tapping a notification opened what it was about but left the notification list sitting on top of it. The list now steps out of the way
  • ImprovedSwiping is one thing across the whole app now. Swipe left to delete, wherever you are — notifications and your Bekbek chats. Swipe right to tick a due date as paid, or to pin a chat. A shape grows out of the edge as you pull, from a dot into a rounded square the height of the card, and its label appears once there's room for it. Nothing is deleted on the swipe itself: it stays open and waits for you to tap it, so a fast flick can't throw something away
  • ImprovedYour Bekbek chat history has a ⋯ menu on the phone too. Swiping is quicker once you know it's there, but there's no way to discover it — the menu holds all three, pin, save as PDF and delete
  • ImprovedNothing you'll see unless you use a keyboard: the app never said what a focused button should look like, so every browser drew its own. There's one blue outline now, and it only appears when you're tabbing rather than clicking
v1.22.0August 28, 2026
  • FixedAsk Bekbek was charging you twice for the same purchase. Ask it whether you can afford another ₱800 of groceries and it would take that ₱800 off what's left in your groceries bucket and off your unallotted funds — but your unallotted funds already treats that bucket's whole allotment as spoken for, so the money came off twice and the answer came back gloomier than the truth. Bekbek is now handed what's actually left in every bucket, the same figures printed on your bucket cards, and answers from those. Only the part of a purchase that doesn't fit inside the bucket counts as new money
  • NewEvery bucket has a Details card. Open the ⋯ menu on a bucket — on your dashboard, or inside the bucket itself — and choose Details to find everything about it in one place: what type it is, when you made it, what it's allotted, whether carry-over is on and how much came in, and the start and end months if it repeats. Underneath, the all-time figures: how many entries it has ever held, what they come to, and the date of the first one. It's a reference card, so nothing on it can be changed — Edit is still one step away in the same menu
  • FixedIf you had set a different allotted amount for a particular month, Bekbek answered using today's amount instead of that month's
  • FixedBekbek was still describing savings buckets as having a Floor and a Ceiling. They were taken out a couple of weeks ago and nobody had told Bekbek
  • ImprovedMove Up, Move Down, Move Left and Move Right in the bucket and widget menus were typed arrows, which came out in whatever font your device felt like and never quite matched the proper icons sitting right above them in the same menu. They are real icons now — one arrow, turned
  • FixedYour photo in the top corner had a faint blue ring around its edge. The blue circle that holds your initial when there is no photo was sitting underneath it and showing through
  • FixedEmails were still arriving with the old feature icons after they were redrawn. Gmail keeps its own copy of any picture it has seen before, so the new ones never reached anyone who had already had an email from us
v1.21.0August 13, 2026
  • ImprovedSavings buckets no longer have a Floor and a Ceiling, and we're sorry if you'd set one — they're gone from the form and from your buckets. They were meant to be a monthly minimum and a monthly cap, but the app never really gave them back to you: they'd already been taken off bucket cards a while ago, a single line on Statistics was the only place either was ever read out, and nobody had built a widget for one. A savings bucket now measures against one thing, its Goal, which is the number the bar was using anyway. Nothing has been thrown away — your floors and ceilings are still stored, and both are coming back properly, with somewhere to actually see them, as part of a set of advanced bucket options later on
  • ImprovedAdd Entry and Add Bucket are one height now, whatever you've got switched on. Turning on Recurring or a due date used to make the whole window grow and shrink under your finger, taking the Cancel and Save buttons with it. The title stays at the top, the buttons stay at the bottom where you can always reach them, and the form scrolls in between — with a soft shadow at the edge when there's more to see
  • ImprovedThe emoji and colour pickers open in the middle of the screen instead of hanging off the button you tapped. On a phone they always did; on a computer they could open inside a form that scrolls and get their bottom half cut off
  • NewOn a phone, the blue highlight in the bottom bar slides between the icons instead of blinking off one and on to the next. It rounds into a circle for the trip and settles back into shape exactly as it lands
  • FixedSetting a due date opened your phone or computer's own date picker rather than the app's. It was the last one left doing that
  • FixedSwitching a bucket between Expense and Savings nudged the emoji row and the fields under it sideways, and the emoji squares changed size slightly. That was the scrollbar appearing and claiming a few pixels of width — the room for it is now always set aside, so nothing moves
  • ImprovedThe tab that folds the menu away now lines up with the Add Entry button whether the menu is open or closed, and Add Entry has its blue glow back and eases when you press it instead of snapping
v1.20.0August 12, 2026
  • ImprovedAn expense bucket's allotment is now spent the moment you log something, whether or not you've ticked it off as paid. If you put a card purchase in and leave it unpaid until the statement arrives, that money now counts against the bucket straight away — before, "Total left" and the bar quietly ignored it and told you that you had money you'd already spent. Your buckets show what's unpaid on the left, the same way buckets without an allotment always have. Savings, loans and income are unchanged: money you haven't received isn't income, and a loan payment you haven't made hasn't reduced anything
  • NewThe menu on the left folds away. Click the tab on its edge and it shrinks to a column of icons, giving the page more room; click it again to bring the words back. It remembers which way you left it
  • NewA new first card on Statistics: Spending Pace. It fills like a glass with how much of this month's funds you've used, and marks how far through the month you actually are — so 70% means something different on the 6th than it does on the 26th. It's there to show you where you stand, not to tell you off
  • NewSpending by Bucket is now Top Bucket, and answers the question outright — which bucket took the most, and what share of everything that was. Open it for the full ranking, where hovering a column names it
  • ImprovedOpening a chart on Statistics now gives you a switch between the chart and the AI reading, instead of the AI overview sitting underneath as an afterthought
  • ImprovedThe Unallotted Funds widget shows what's still expected. If you've allotted more than you've received, that number goes negative — now it also says how much income is logged but not yet in, so you can see the gap is covered
  • ImprovedThe offline notice is no longer one long card. It arrives properly and splits into three: what's happening, what still works, and what needs a connection
  • FixedBucket colours that were very dark or very pale left text you could barely read, and in dark mode the card outline and the progress bar could come out as literally the same colour as the card. Every shade is now checked against what it sits on, and only adjusted when it needs it — colours that already read are untouched
  • ImprovedOn Transaction History the filters and the search box share one line again on a wide screen, and clicking the search stretches it across while the filters slide out of the way
  • FixedPicking a custom month range drew a stray connector next to a single selected month, and smeared two months chosen side by side into each other
  • FixedSpent vs Funds has been removed. It answered a question your dashboard already answers, in the past tense

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