The story behind the app, and why it exists.
Not because we have too much of it, but because we often lack... time, visibility, agreement as a couple, serenity.
We open an Excel sheet that we fill for three days.
We download an app that asks for 40 categories.
We try the “we'll see” method.
We alternate between rigor and abandonment.
And in the middle of all that, there is life: bills, groceries, projects, unforeseen events, compromises.
And sometimes, someone with whom we share everything, except the same way of managing money.
We didn't want just another app. We wanted something that feels good.
Something that doesn't complicate.
Something that doesn't judge.
Something that doesn't expect you to be an expert on your own budget.
Just a tool that helps you see clearly.
Not to count every euro, but to understand the essentials:
are we spending too much?
are we aligned?
is everything fair?
does it hold up over time?
If the answer is yes, then you can breathe.
Most methods start with income. We start with what you really live: your expenses, those you share, those you assume alone.
“Because what we spend tells more than what we earn.”
And because a system that starts from reality works better than a system that starts from theories.
Boney observes, organizes, balances. Without forcing you into boxes.
In a couple, everything doesn't need to be mixed. We can be united without pooling everything. We can be transparent without losing our freedom.
Boney is built for that:
everyone keeps their space
we share what needs to be shared
we see together what matters
and we avoid unnecessary tensions
It's simple. And it works.
You
Partner
Life is not an accounting file. One month is not the other. There are periods where everything rolls, and others where we navigate.
Boney doesn't try to lock you into a rigid structure. It just gives you enough benchmarks to stay on course: a global balance, a clear vision, and a way to talk about money without pressure.
That's what holds up over time.
“Boney grows thanks to feedback, discussions, real situations. Not with concepts straight out of conferences.”
You are not a “user”. You are someone with a daily life, a history, a way of managing. Boney adapts to you, not the other way around.
That's why we listen, we correct, we simplify again and again.
A way to live your money that looks like real life.
Neither too strict.
Neither too vague.
Just what is needed to be well, as a couple or solo.