Original Summary

I've been working on a budgeting web app called EmerWorth , and I recently launched the first version. https://emerworth.com The main idea is Planned vs. Actual budgeting . You start by planning your month. Set your expected income and planned spending. Then, throughout the month, you track your actual income and expenses. EmerWorth lets you compare the two to see how your month actually went compared with your plan. See the difference and use what you learn to plan your next month. I built it to be simple and intuitive , without making budgeting feel more complicated than it needs to be. It also supports shared group budgeting , where you can invite other people as Editors or Viewers so couples, families, etc. can manage the same budget together. I'm the developer and I've been building this as a side project for some time. Now that the first version is live, I'm focusing on getting real users and feedback before deciding what features to build next. I'd love to hear what you think, especially whether the Planned vs. Actual concept feels intuitive when you first see the app, and anything about the UI or budgeting workflow you think could be improved.   submitted by   /u/Adri_Bha [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/25 05:35:02