Budgeting for Canadian households and incorporated professionals.

Track what comes in, what goes out and what is left, with a cash flow calendar, savings goals and province-aware HST for your corporation, all in one place.

Free during beta. No credit card needed.

Everything your money does, in one view

Built around how households and small corporations actually track money: accounts, schedules and goals first.

Monthly dashboard

Income received, expenses paid, savings and what is truly left over, with spending grouped by category.

Cash flow calendar

See scheduled paycheques and bills day by day, with your balance rolling forward so you know what is coming.

Savings and payoff goals

Set a target and a date. Each goal shows whether you are ahead or behind and the monthly amount to stay on pace.

Every account

Chequing, savings, TFSA, RRSP, credit cards and lines of credit, with balances worked out from your entries.

Canadian calculators

Home affordability with provincial land transfer tax, plus vehicle, debt payoff and retirement tools.

Separate household data

Each household's records are kept apart from every other household's by row-level security in the database.

Household and corporation, side by side

If you pay yourself through a corporation, your personal budget and your business books should not live in different tools.

Incorporated business in the same place

Revenue, expenses and HST for your corporation, kept separate from household budgeting.

Province-aware HST and GST

The recoverable rate follows the business's province: 13% in Ontario, 14% in Nova Scotia, 15% in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and PEI, and 5% GST elsewhere.

CRA expense categories, partial deductibility

Mark an expense as partly deductible, such as meals. The same percentage applies to the input tax credit.

AI receipt itemizing

Upload a receipt and the app reads each line item, so one grocery or supply run can be split across categories. Check the result before you save it.

Example: business meal in Ontario13% HST
Illustration of how partial deductibility carries through to the credit.
Meal, before tax$100.00
HST paid (13%)$13.00
Deductible portion50%
Expense counted$50.00
Input tax credit counted$6.50

Example only, using the 50% meals rule. Confirm treatment for your situation with your accountant.

Try every feature today

RightOn Budget is in beta, and every feature is free to use while it is. Pricing for the finished product has not been set.

Free during beta

No credit card needed.

  • Household budget, calendar and goals
  • Incorporated business and HST tracking
  • Canadian calculators and AI receipt itemizing
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Questions, answered plainly

Does it connect to my bank?

No. There are no bank connections yet. You enter balances and transactions yourself, so the app never holds your bank login.

Where is my data stored?

In a Supabase-hosted Postgres database, protected by sign-in and row-level security so each household can read only its own records. We do not currently promise a specific country for data storage.

What happens to my receipts?

Receipt images are stored in your account. When you ask the app to itemize one, the image is sent to Anthropic's Claude API to read the line items. Always review the result before saving.

Is it free?

Yes, while it is in beta. Pricing for the finished product has not been decided.

Can I use it for my corporation?

Yes. The business section tracks revenue, CRA-categorized expenses and HST separately from your household budget. It is a tracking tool, not tax or accounting advice, so confirm filings with your accountant.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It runs in your phone's browser, with a layout made for small screens. No app store download is needed; you can add it to your home screen from the browser.

Set up your budget in one sitting

Add your accounts, your regular income and bills, and your first goal.

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