OlvoKnow exactly what’s left to spend until payday.
Olvo is a budget for people paid on a fixed day. Your month runs payday to payday, and one number tells you what’s left.
Free during the beta · No account · No bank login
Why Olvo
Your month starts on payday
24 Sep to 23 Oct, not the 1st to the 31st.
Log a coffee in three taps
Amount, category, done. About ten seconds.
Nothing to link
No bank login and no account. Your budget stays on your phone.
How it works, in 30 seconds
Three steps, straight from the app.
Set your payday and plan the month
Add your income and what you plan to spend. The month runs from one payday to the next.
Log what you spend
Amount, category, done. The categories you use most come first.
See what’s left, today
One number on Home: what’s left until payday, how many days that is, and about how much a day.
Join the beta
Get an e-mail when Olvo is ready for more people, and help shape it. Your address is used only for the beta, and you can leave any time.
Join the beta (opens a form in a new tab)The form is run by Tally.
Or write to buildstream@protonmail.com and we’ll add you.
What leaves your phone
- Your budget: nothing. Amounts, categories, notes and balances are never sent anywhere.
- Anonymous usage counts, like “expense added”, go to Umami. No cookies, and one switch in Settings turns them off.
- Crash reports, with your data removed, go to Sentry. The same switch turns them off.
- On this site: page views and which of two headlines you saw go to Umami. Your browser keeps that headline’s letter (a or b), so you see the same one next time.
- If you join the beta, your e-mail address goes to Tally.
Questions
Where is my data?
On your phone, in your browser’s storage. There’s no account and no copy on a server. Export a backup file from Settings whenever you like.
Is it free?
Yes, during the beta. A paid plan comes later; beta testers hear first, and nothing is ever charged without your clear agreement.
Why no bank linking?
Nothing to link and nothing to break, it works in every country, and your bank never knows you use it. An expense takes about ten seconds to type — that small habit is what makes the numbers yours.