Your money

What you have, and what you can set aside.

See first, then decide. doble brings everything you own and owe into a single number, and from there you decide how much to save.

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Accounts and net worth

A number that doesn’t lie to you.

Not one account’s balance: everything. What you own, minus what you owe, plus what you’re owed. And each type of account behaves the way it should.

01In a savings account, a purchase takes money out. On a credit card, it adds debt. They’re not the same, and doble doesn’t mix them up.

02Each account can have its own currency — over forty, converted to your base currency at the rate from the day of each transaction.

03Hide the numbers with one tap when someone’s looking at your screen. It’s not security: that’s what Face ID is for.

Accounts in doble: net worth, what you own and what you owe

The types

Everything you have, kept apart.

Liquid

Savings and cash

What you can use today, including what never goes through a bank.

Debt

Cards and loans

Credit cards with their installments, loans and credit lines. They subtract, not add.

Investments

What grows

Funds and investments, at their current value and in their own currency.

Assets

What it’s worth

A car, an apartment, whatever it is. It’s itemized inside and added to the total.

Planning

What comes in, what goes out, what’s left.

No interpreting required. doble shows you what you have available and how it moved month to month, and from there you split it into blocks — you decide, by percentage or by amount.

01What you have available today, and the trend over recent months.

02Your split into blocks, with editable categories.

03It never asks you for discipline — it asks you for a decision, which is a different thing.

Planning in doble: what’s available and the split into blocks

Goals

The target, the payment and the progress.

You set how much and by when, and doble works out the payment, tells you if you’re behind and reorganizes the plan when life gets in the way — without punishing you for falling behind.

01Reorganizing doesn’t erase what you’ve already put in: it draws the line from today.

02Shared goals — with each person’s contributions and progress shown separately.

03In any currency you want, even if it’s not your base currency.

Savings goals in doble, with their payment and progress

Budget

What you planned versus what you actually spent.

You set what comes in and goes out each month, by category, and doble tells you where you stand while you can still do something about it — not on the last day.

01What you have left, not what you’ve spent — the big number is what you can spend in the days remaining.

02Monthly cap or dated payment — they’re not the same, and it decides whether doble warns you that you’re on pace to go over.

03The category that went over stands out on its own, with how much and since when. Reminders on the payment date, so nothing slips by.

This month’s budget in doble — How this month is going — How this month is going

This month’s budget in doble — Category by category — Category by category

Reports

And compare with last month.

A single month tells you nothing; what tells you something is whether it got better or worse. doble shows you what changed from the previous period, category by category, and sums it up in one line you can actually understand.

01The color tells you if it’s good news, not whether the number went up — spending less on groceries is green even though the number drops.

02Your savings rate, and how many points it moved since last time.

03You choose the period — a month, three, six, a year or a custom range. And export it as PDF or CSV when you need it for something else.

Reports in doble — The period, in numbers — The period, in numbers

Reports in doble — What changed, and why — What changed, and why

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