NDIS Budget Tracker – Bunya

Your NDIS plan, actually under control. Bunya shows you the two numbers every family needs and no other app will tell you: what's left in each support category, and whether you're on pace to use it. On the NDIA's own data, families use only about three-quarters of their plans — and unused funds don't roll over into your next plan. Bunya's job is to make sure nothing your child is entitled to gets left behind. SEE WHERE YOU STAND IN FIVE SECONDS • Every category's budget, spent, and remaining — on one calm screen • A pace bar that compares your spending to how far through the plan you are • The projection nobody else gives you: "at this rate, about $4,200 will be left unused in March" • Safe weekly spend per category — so "can we add a fortnightly session?" has an answer LOG AN INVOICE IN TEN SECONDS • Amount, provider, done — recent providers are one tap • Photograph the invoice or receipt as you log it — your records, sorted • Track each entry from logged to claimed to reimbursed (self-managed) or sent to processed (plan-managed) • See what you're still owed from the NDIA at a glance • Funding periods handled automatically — including rollover within your plan WALK INTO PLAN REVIEWS PREPARED • One-tap PDF report: spending by category, provider totals, session counts • CSV export of everything for your records • Your history stays with you across plans — and across plan managers PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Your plan and spending data never leave your device (optional iCloud sync to your own Apple account only) — we see only anonymous usage statistics, never your information • Face ID lock built in • Works with any plan manager — or none. It's still yours if you switch FAIR PRICING Free to use with up to three categories. One single purchase unlocks everything, forever. No subscription. No "premium" drip. Ever. Made by an independent Australian developer and NDIS dad on the NSW South Coast. Bunya is an independent app and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the NDIA. Figures are your own records — always confirm balances in the my NDIS portal. Not financial advice.