Paycheck
Twice a month
$2,100
Side hustle
Monthly
$800
Dividends
Quarterly
$125
1. Add your income(s)
Bring every paycheck and side hustle into one view, with amounts and how often you earn.
Your budget is a plan for how you'll use your money. Bring your income, bills, and savings together, then follow your plan one payment at a time.
October budget
Income
$4,200
Budgeted
$4,200
$0 left to budget
Total income
$4,200
All categories
Collapse allExpenses
$3,350
1/7 items
Rent
Oct 1
$1,800
Groceries
Oct 5
$450
Utilities
Due Oct 18Oct 15
$200
Phone
Oct 12
$85
Gas
Oct 8
$160
Internet
Oct 20
$70
Paycheck
Twice a month
$2,100
Side hustle
Monthly
$800
Dividends
Quarterly
$125
Bring every paycheck and side hustle into one view, with amounts and how often you earn.
Groceries
$450 · Food
Paid from Paycheck
Rent
$1,800 · Housing
Paid from Side hustle & Paycheck
Give every dollar a job. Groceries from your paycheck, rent from side hustle and paycheck, until nothing is left unassigned.
Rent
Paid
$1,800
Utilities
Due 18th
$200
Phone
Due 22nd
$85
Check off payments as you make them, set reminders so nothing slips, and keep the plan current when life changes.
Frog Budget uses a zero-balance budget: every dollar of income gets a job (bills, spending, or savings) until nothing is left unassigned. That way you always know where your money is supposed to go before the month starts.
Yes. Add as many paychecks or income sources as you need, then assign budget items to each one so every dollar still has a purpose.
Anytime. Adjust amounts, move money between categories, and check off payments as life changes. Your plan stays flexible.
Bring your income, expenses, and savings together.
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