Free
- ✓Planner, Assets, Goals, Activity
- ✓Unlimited transactions and holdings
- ✓Charts, English and Arabic
- ✓Passcode and Face ID lock
Planzen lays out your month ahead of time — what's coming in, what's already spoken for — so you always know one thing: what's actually left to spend.
Free forever on the browser. Works on any phone, today.
Not your balance. Not a guess. What's left after every bill still due this month is already accounted for.
Know where your money needs to go before the month gets away from you. Enter a bill once and it's there every month after.
See what you've actually paid against what you planned, all month — not just at the end of it.
Know what's genuinely available without doing the maths yourself — Planzen already did it.
Every screen below is the actual Planzen interface — the same four tabs, the same gestures. Nothing here is a video.
On Planner, try the ✦ advisor or the bars chip above the list.
Planner for the month, Assets for what you own, Goals for what you're saving toward, Activity for recent spending. Tap them above — that's the whole app.
Tap the bars icon above the income and expense lists to see the month as a ring and ranked bars instead of a list — then tap back.
The sparkle button opens it from anywhere. Type "rent 15,000, card 8,400 owing" and it sorts the two into the right places — try it below.
Drag the row right — or just tap it.
The gesture Planzen is built around.
You don't need to become a budgeting expert. Planzen turns your finances into a plan you can actually follow — and tells you the one number that matters, every day of the month.
Somebody leans across on the metro. A colleague walks behind your desk. Planzen is built for the moment you are not alone with your own figures — put the phone face down and every number goes with it.
Start freePay only if you want the advisor doing the typing and the thinking for you.
Prices in Egyptian pounds. Cancel any time — the budget stays free and yours.
A planning app for your money. You enter what comes in and what's owed, and Planzen tells you what's genuinely left to spend — before the month happens, not after.
Bills and income are rules, not one-off entries. Add rent once, mark it as repeating, and every future month already accounts for it. Available updates as you go.
It does budgeting, but the point is planning ahead rather than categorising what already happened. Most budgeting apps look backward; Planzen is built to look forward.
A tracker records a purchase after it happens. Planzen plans the month before it starts, then tracks what actually happened against that plan.
Income for the month, minus every expense still due — paid or not. That figure is "Available." A separate figure, "Balance," shows what's left after only what you've actually paid.
Yes — the Planner, Assets, Goals and Activity screens are free with no limit. A paid tier adds the AI advisor and logging by typing a sentence.
Put in what you earn and your biggest bill. That's enough for Planzen to show you the rest of the month.
Free while it is in the making. iPhone and Android next.