My Weekly Budget - MyWB

My Weekly Budget - MyWB

Track your spending with MyWB!

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This app helps you manage your weekly spending by setting a budget target and tracking your expenses in real-time. It offers a simple interface to monitor your progress, review spending patterns, and customize categories. Save money by staying within your budget and carrying over unused funds.

Real-time budget tracking
Set weekly budget targets
Simple expense entry
Spending pattern analysis
Customizable categories
Export spending data
Carry over unused budget
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What's New in My Weekly Budget

3.1.2

October 8, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. + Fixed display issues on some devices.

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User reviews

Display issues

Almost every screen is cut off. Can’t view anything properly.

The best app to micro budget

It’s like having an allowance for when you're older. I personally use it for my non-bill related transactions. Things like coffee, meals, gas, and day to day expenses.

The single best feature is that you can set the starting date for your budget each week. Not everyone wants to start on a Sunday or a Monday. I start mine on Friday so that know if is did a good job and stayed under budget all week, I can spend a little more on the weekend. If not, then try harder next week.

The interface for adding entries is fast, simple, only needs two items of info. The amount and any category. I created a few custom categories that are generic enough to cover most interactions or you can use it to get very detailed.
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My Weekly Budget, from Mr. Very Pleased

I’m very pleased with M.W.B. It’s a no-brainer, straight forward app without unnecessary rhetoric. It’s simple to set up and presents me with an immediate view of my balance. Just in case my phone explodes, I do keep my checkbook alive. However, I have depended on My Weekly Budget app to the fullest.
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Does the trick

Super simple, keeps me on track each week. Not intimidating or complicated to use.

Scam! Terrible app. Buyer beware.

downloaded the weekly budget but really needed the monthly budget. After spending money to upgrade, I can’t even get the “budget +” to open. I’m sure I got scammed. Can’t believe Apple would allow such an app in the App Store.

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FAQ

What does My Weekly Budget do?

My Weekly Budget is a real-time budgeting app designed to help you track your spending and save money. It allows you to set a weekly budget target, enter your daily expenses, and monitor how much of your budget you have used.

What are the key features of My Weekly Budget?

Key features include setting weekly budget targets, a simple interface for entering expenses, a snapshot of budget usage, the ability to review spending patterns, export data, and view a sortable history of your spending. It also allows for customizable categories and supports international currencies.

Is My Weekly Budget free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

Who is My Weekly Budget for?

This app is suitable for anyone looking to save money and manage their personal budget effectively. This includes individuals living on a budget, teens, college students, professionals, couples, and seniors.

Can I customize my budget categories?

Yes, the app is highly customizable. You can create your own spending categories, add or delete them, and even create a list of your favorite categories to match your personal spending habits.