See what's actually
happening with your money.
Wallens is a free budgeting, planning, and account-tracking app — for personal and business money. One clear view of your accounts, bills, and income, so your balance always tells the truth.
Everything in one view
Built to show you the whole picture
Every part of Wallens works toward one thing: a clear view of where your money is and where it's going — and it's free to get started.
Dashboard
Your whole financial picture, at a glance.
Transactions
A register that tells the truth about your balance.
Accounts
Every account, organized your way.
Bills
Recurring bills that schedule themselves.
Budget
One month. Money in, money out, what is left.
Scenarios
Is this actually survivable?
Scenarios
“Can we actually afford this?”
A scenario is a moldable copy of your repeating month. Drop the bills you would stop paying, retune the ones that would change, add the ones that don't exist yet — then read the verdict at the top. Save it, duplicate it, or throw it away.
A biweekly bill counts 26 times a year, not 24 — so the answer holds in a three-paycheck month too.
A deposit is real, but it can’t make a repeating month survivable. Shown for context, never summed into the net.
Your real numbers are never touched. There is no “apply” button, because a scenario exists to answer a question.
A register that tells the truth
Only what's cleared moves your balance
Upcoming bills and income show up as pending, so you can see what's coming without fooling yourself about what you actually have. Mark a bill paid and it drops straight onto your register. Future items appear on their own as their dates arrive — no manual upkeep.
- Cleared vs. pending, always clear
- Recurring bills schedule themselves
- Projected balance you can rely on
Free in early access
Start for free, with no catch.
Wallens is in early access, and every feature is free to use while we build — account tracking, recurring bills, income and transfers, your month as money in versus money out, what-if scenarios, and full personal + business support. Sign up with Google; no credit card required.
Your finances are never the product. We don’t show ads.
Every feature is available today, with nothing paywalled.
Free to sign up and free to use — no card, no commitment.
Personal and business, together
Scope every account, bill, and income stream as personal or business — then filter the entire app to one view or see it all at once.
Encrypted at rest
Your financial data is protected with per-user envelope encryption. Your numbers are yours.
Sign in with Google
No new password to manage. Sign in with the Google account you already use and get straight to your money.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Wallens free?
Yes — Wallens is in early access and free to use right now. You can track your money, budget, and plan without paying anything, and no credit card is required to sign up.
Can I try Wallens without signing up?
Yes. Click "Test drive the demo" to open a fully-loaded example account instantly — no account, password, or credit card needed. Click around and edit anything you like.
What can I do with Wallens?
Wallens is a free budgeting, financial planning, and account-tracking app. You can track checking, savings, credit card, loan, and other accounts, schedule recurring bills, income, and transfers, see your month as money in versus money out, and model what-if scenarios to find out whether a change is survivable.
How does the Budget work?
The Budget is one month shown as Credits and Debits side by side, with the Net between them. There is nothing to set up: it is derived from the same bills, income, and transactions your Dashboard and register already use, so it can never disagree with them. There are no budget profiles or category-level targets to configure.
What is a Scenario?
A scenario is a moldable copy of your repeating month, built to answer one question: is this survivable? Drop bills you would stop paying, retune the ones that would change, add ones that do not exist yet, and read the net. Every figure is a monthly equivalent, so a biweekly bill counts 26 times a year rather than 24. One-time costs are shown for context but never counted in the net, because a one-time cost cannot make a repeating month work. Your real numbers are never modified.
Does Wallens support both business and personal finances?
Yes. You can tag every account, bill, and income stream as personal or business and filter the entire app to one view or see everything together.
Does Wallens connect to my bank?
No. You enter your accounts and transactions yourself — nothing is imported automatically — and your financial data is encrypted at rest.
Do I need a credit card to sign up?
No. You sign in with Google at my.wallens.app and start using Wallens for free — no credit card and no separate password to create or manage.
How do I sign up?
Sign in with Google at my.wallens.app. There is no separate password to create or manage, and it is free to register.
Is there a mobile app?
Wallens works in any web browser today. Native iOS and Android apps are coming soon.
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