Pebble — Paycheck Budget

Pebble — Paycheck Budget

Budget by paycheck, not month.

9 ratings
7 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 28, 2026
  • September 4, 2026

Features

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About

This finance app helps you budget by paycheck, not by month. It provides a clear "Remaining" number for each paycheck after bills and spending, offering detailed transaction tracking and card management.

Paycheck dashboard with remaining balance
Upcoming bills sorted by date
Transaction ledger with filters
Credit and debit card tracking
Split expenses with payment requests
Recurring bills and income templates
Net worth tracking (Pro)
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What's New in Pebble

2.11.1

September 4, 2026

Thanks for using Pebble! This update fixes one thing, and it matters if you use Pebble on a Mac: • Fixed a crash on the Mac. On a Mac, fixed an issue where the app would crash on launch when a new month started. iPhone and iPad were not affected. Questions or feedback? Reach us at clmsstudio.com/apps/pebble/support.

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In-App Purchases

$9.99

Pebble Pro

One-time purchase, lifetime access on every device.

User reviews

Life changing!

I was in over $13,000 of debt but now with the help of Pebble, I am slowly reducing this and managing my money better!

Highly Recommend

I’ve tried a lot of budgeting apps, but Pebble is the first one that actually matches how I get paid. Budgeting by paycheck instead of by month makes it so much easier to see what’s truly available to spend and what bills are coming up. The interface is clean, intuitive, and packed with useful features without feeling overwhelming.

I especially appreciate the privacy-first approach, iCloud sync, recurring bill tracking, and the way credit cards and split expenses are handled. The one-time Pro purchase is also a refreshing alternative to endless subscriptions.
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Best App Ever!

Love this app! Best way to track my spending! Has a lot of features that I think a lot of people would love. Highly recommend everyone download!

Budgeting was never so easy

I don't have use my spreadsheets and manually track anything anymore. Highly recommend for anyone that wants to track everything in one place

Easiest way to budget

Pebble made it much easier to track my purchases with each paycheck. Never found an app much better with budgeting than this!

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FAQ

Does Pebble have ads?

No, Pebble is ad-free. The developers prioritize user privacy and do not include advertisements in the application.

How much does Pebble Pro cost?

Pebble Pro is a one-time purchase of $9.99. This unlocks advanced features like unlimited cards, accounts, and export options.

What devices does Pebble support?

Pebble is available for iPhone and iPad, with an adaptive layout. It also features an Apple Watch app for quick glances and actions.

How often is Pebble updated?

The latest version, 2.5.3, was released on June 25, 2026. Updates are frequent, ensuring the app remains reliable and feature-rich.

Can I connect my bank accounts to Pebble?

No, Pebble does not fetch or guess balances and does not connect to bank accounts. All data is entered manually to ensure user privacy.

What is the age rating for Pebble?

Pebble has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals learning about budgeting.

How does Pebble handle variable paycheck amounts?

Pebble allows for variable paycheck amounts, bonus income, and start-balance overrides. This ensures accurate budgeting even with fluctuating income.

What are the main benefits of using Pebble over monthly budgeting apps?

Pebble budgets by paycheck, aligning with how most people actually receive and spend money. This provides a clearer picture of what's safe to spend before the next paycheck arrives.