No bank linking. No spend logging. You tell Jeedle a few things once — income, payday, bills, EMIs, goals — it sets every one of them aside, and shows what’s genuinely safe to spend today. And it always shows its working.
Every other money app in India plugs into your bank or reads your texts to guess your money. Jeedle starts the opposite way: you tell it your income, payday, bills, EMIs and goals one time. That’s the whole setup. From those few numbers it does the math — and there’s nothing connected to leak.
From the numbers you gave it, Jeedle sets aside every bill, EMI, saving and goal — then divides what’s left by the days to payday. No rounding to look good, no guesses. Here’s the same plain receipt you can open on every number in the app.
It redoes this on its own, every day — you never lift a finger.
A budgeting app is a rear-view mirror — and to fill it, it has to read your bank. Jeedle faces the road ahead, and gets there without seeing a single transaction.
Fair question. Here’s exactly how the number holds up — no hand-waving.
Because the hard part of your money isn’t the small stuff — it’s the big, fixed things: rent, EMIs, bills, savings and goals. You know those, and you tell Jeedle once. It sets them aside first, then divides what’s left by the days to payday. That’s your safe pace. The daily coffees take care of themselves inside it.
A few things, one time: your monthly take-home, your payday, your regular bills and EMIs, and any goals like a Goa trip. That’s the whole setup. There’s no daily logging, no receipts to tag, no categories to maintain.
Always. Tap the pace, your balance, or any figure and a plain receipt opens with the real arithmetic — the same proof on every number. Jeedle never asks you to take a figure on faith.
Join the waitlist and start with the number on day one — the working shown, every time.