TriBudget
The brief
A budgeting app built around three buckets: what you spend, what you invest, and what you owe, so every dinar has a job.
Most budgeting apps track where money went. They don’t decide where it should go, across spending, investing and obligations, the moment income arrives.
What I built
An Arabic personal-finance app for Android: money splits across three buckets, personal, investment and obligations, with wallets, a full transaction ledger, budgets per category, automatic income splitting, monthly and weekly reports, encrypted cloud sync and biometric lock.
Reports that answer the month
Monthly and weekly reports show income vs expense and how the budget actually distributed: the picture, not just the ledger.
Every dinar lands in a bucket
Transactions are recorded against a bucket and a wallet, personal, investment or obligations, so spending always has a context.
Income splits itself
Set the ratios once and income distributes across the three buckets the moment it arrives, with encrypted cloud sync and biometric lock guarding it all.
The hard part
Automatic income splitting by ratio across the three buckets; offline-first local storage with silent background cloud sync and full account and data-deletion controls; biometric lock and encryption.
The result
Income splits itself the moment it arrives, every transaction lands in a bucket, and the data stays encrypted, synced and recoverable.
Income splits itself the moment it arrives.
Every transaction lands in a bucket.
Data stays encrypted, synced and recoverable.
