Household money plan
Keep incomes, expenses, taxes, and goals on one household plan.
You enter what the month should look like. Surplus moves when those numbers change. The dashboard draws a money-flow Sankey so the plan is easy to read.
- Surplus updates when you edit
- Money-flow Sankey on the dashboard
- Invite people into one household plan
Process
How Dollaroodle Works
You build the Monthly Plan in pieces, then read it on the dashboard.
- 1
Put the plan in
You enter incomes, expenses, taxes, and goals on the household Monthly Plan.
- 2
Read the dashboard
Surplus sits on the summary cards. The Sankey draws planned money through the month.
- 3
Edit when life moves
Change an amount or a frequency. The plan catches up as soon as you save.
Difference
What you get with Dollaroodle
Dollaroodle is built around the Monthly Plan you keep for the household, with surplus and a money-flow Sankey on the dashboard.
You type the plan
Incomes, expenses, taxes, and goals go in by hand. That keeps the Monthly Plan small enough to trust.
Money-flow Sankey
Planned income fans into taxes, expenses, goal contributions, and leftover surplus on one diagram.
Bank login stays optional
A household can run a full Monthly Plan from numbers you already know.
Share the same plan
Invite members when you want. Everyone opens the same incomes, expenses, and goals.
Interface
Screens from the plan
Expenses and goals land on the plan. The dashboard holds surplus and the Sankey.
Is this for you?
Who Dollaroodle fits
If you keep a shared Monthly Plan and want surplus you can read in a glance, Dollaroodle fits.
You keep a monthly picture of money.
Expected income, expenses, taxes, goals, and surplus matter more to you than a long bank history.
You handle money with other people.
One household plan that partners or family can open saves a lot of back-and-forth.
You like light systems.
Plan items stay plain. Surplus stays visible. The Sankey gives you the shape of the month.
You enter your own numbers.
Typing what counts feels safer to you than handing an app your full bank login.
You are tired of rebuilding sheets.
Household plan math belongs in a product that already knows frequencies and surplus.
Other tools may fit better if:
- you need automatic transaction categorization
- you manage investment portfolios here
- you want every account pulled in by sync
- you need full accounting software
Trust
Trust
Dollaroodle is operated by Modoterra Corporation. Privacy, security, accessibility, AI usage, and customer policies sit on public pages.
Transparent Policies
Privacy, security, accessibility, AI disclosure, and customer policies sit on public pages.
Your Household, Your Data
You choose what enters the household plan.
Security Matters
Account protections and encrypted storage cover the money fields you save.
Built for the Long Term
Modoterra Corporation runs Dollaroodle as a maintained product with room to grow slowly.
Capabilities
What Tracking Looks Like
Track plan items
Household Monthly Plans grow from incomes, expenses, taxes, and goals you add yourself.
- Income, expense, tax, and goal records
- Pay and bill frequencies that convert to monthly amounts
- Support for 120+ currencies at the household level
See the money flow
The dashboard keeps surplus close. Plan health and the Sankey sit nearby when you want the shape of the month.
- Surplus on the summary cards
- Sankey of planned dollars
- Goal progress next to the rest of the plan
Share one household view
When someone else should see the plan, you invite them into the household workspace.
- Shared household workspace
- The same plan for every member
- Help Center guides when you need a walkthrough
Long-term value
Why people stay
The plan stays current when life moves, and the picture stays readable.
One Monthly Plan
Incomes, expenses, taxes, and goals sit together, so you can scan them and change them in a few taps.
Surplus that moves with you
After taxes, expenses, and goal contributions, leftover surplus updates as soon as you edit.
A Sankey of the plan
On the dashboard, planned money draws a path through the household month.
Goals inside the math
Monthly contributions count in the same surplus total as rent and groceries.
Fewer formula chores
Frequencies and monthly totals stay wired, even when a paycheck or bill shifts.
Pricing
Pricing
Free covers a real household plan. Upgrade when your household needs more room.
Free to start · Subscription $5/mo or $36/yr · Early adopter 50% off yearly
Free
Room for a real first plan
- Create a household
- Track income, expenses, and goals
- Read surplus on the dashboard
- Stay on free while you learn the product
- Up to 5 incomes
- Up to 15 expenses
Subscription
$5/month or $36/year
- Full plan tracking with the money-flow dashboard
- Open income and expense limits
- Up to 3 household workspaces
Early Adopter
50% off yearly
- Yearly subscription at the early adopter rate
- Feedback path into the product
- That rate stays with you
One subscription supports your entire household.
Payments go through Stripe.
Pricing questions
- Can I start for free?
- Yes. Free covers a usable household plan with room for incomes and expenses.
- Do I need to connect bank accounts?
- Bank links stay optional. You can run the whole plan from numbers you enter.
- Can my household participate together?
- Yes. Members you invite share the same household plan.
Company
Built by Modoterra
Dollaroodle is a product of Modoterra Corporation. We build small tools people can keep using. Household planning stays simple, public, and paced for the long haul.
Independent
An independent software company builds and ships Dollaroodle.
Transparent
Privacy, security, AI usage, accessibility, and customer policies stay public.
Sustainable
We ship for years of use, with a pace that can hold.
Readable
Household money plans should stay easy to read and keep current.
Resources
Learn more
Demo, tracker pages, and free guides sit a click away.
Demo
Household plan demo
Open the demo and poke at sample plan numbers.
Feature
Income tracker
Salary, freelance, and side pay land on one plan.
Feature
Expense tracker
Bills, subscriptions, and irregular costs stay listed.
Feature
Savings goal planner
Contributions and progress stay next to the plan.
Feature
Monthly plan dashboard
Surplus and the money-flow Sankey live here.
Guide
Shared household planning
Sample plans plus a template you can paste.
Planner
Household goals planner
Turn a savings target into a monthly contribution.
Put your household plan where you can keep it.
Free signup needs no card. The demo opens without an account.