Import bank screenshots
Screenshot your statement and the app reads the expenses for you. You always pick the category.
The household finance app
Your household's money, at ease.
Jot down the day's spending, see how much you can spend today, and let your garden grow. No bank connections, no spreadsheets — and Brot, the sprout that looks after your streaks.
How it feels
One account for the whole household: everyone logs their own, everyone sees the same numbers. No bank connections, nothing new to learn — here's what it looks like inside.
Your garden
The ones after it water it: the day's ring fills with every entry, and after 7 days the week blooms. A no-spend day counts too.
Unlocked, in progress or secret: achievements arrive on their own, just by logging. When one lands, the garden blooms with you.
You're not just logging an expense — you're building a habit. From today on, nothing slips by.
30 days in a row. This has taken root.
Keep growing to find out.
More from the app
Screenshot your statement and the app reads the expenses for you. You always pick the category.
Pay with your phone and a Shortcut logs the expense for you. iOS 17 or later.
Marking it counts too: it completes the day and adds its sprout to the garden.
Missed a day? A shield kicks in on its own at 11:59 p.m. and the day is recovered.
Every cycle is filed as an edition: your month, told and closed.
The assistant speaks up only when money is on the line: a bill about to come due, a price increase spotted.
Plans
You don't pay per person: one subscription covers the whole household. And the entire app from day one — no tiers, no locked features.
Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account when you confirm the purchase. The subscription renews automatically at the same price unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the current period ends; the renewal charge happens within those 24 hours. You can manage or cancel it anytime from your account settings in the App Store.
The plan, exactly as you pick it in the app.
The 30 days of full access are there to get to know the whole app. The final price can vary by country and the App Store always shows it.
Trust
No overwhelming charts, no punishing alerts. Manifiesto tells you the one thing that matters today: how much you can spend.
No bank connections, no asking anyone for passwords. What you log is yours, and you can delete it whenever you want.
Real pay cycles — monthly or biweekly — neutral Spanish, and a budget inflation can't break.
Manifiesto is one subscription per household, not per person: Monthly Plan (US$ 4.99) or Annual Plan (US$ 39.99, the most popular one). You start with 30 days of full access to get to know the whole app, and you cancel whenever you want. Nothing is half-featured: you have the entire app from day one.
No. Manifiesto doesn't connect to banks, wallets or accounts. You log expenses by hand (it's faster than it sounds) and you decide what gets logged and what doesn't.
It depends on the plan: Monthly covers 2 people and Annual up to 4. It works the same whether you live alone or add someone: you build the household to fit your case.
Each person logs the contribution they'll make that month (not necessarily their whole income) and the app works off the total. If you'd rather share only the household total and not the individual breakdown, you can do that from Settings.
For now Manifiesto is iOS only (17 or later). Android comes in a later phase — if you want us to let you know when it's ready, write to us.
You go to Settings → Account → Delete account inside the app. It gets scheduled for deletion in 30 days (you can change your mind by signing back in) and after that all the data is erased irreversibly.