Where the month's money goes
From AED 34,500 coming in to AED 3,410 spare
All amounts in AED.
Family Finance Coach is your family's accountant and money coach. It plans the month, keeps budgets and credit cards in check, and helps you save and invest for the goals that matter, from a safety buffer to a home.
A prototype with demo money. No bank connection and no real payments.
Good money plans begin with goals, not budgets. Work out what it costs to live, price the extras and the dreams, then give every dirham a job toward them.
What it costs to live each month: rent, school fees, bills, food and transport, plus a buffer of three months for surprises.
The HaddadsAn AED 25,000 buffer by March, AED 5,000 a month.
Trips, Eid, a better car, the kids' activities. Price each one and give it a date.
The HaddadsAn AED 12,000 summer trip by June, AED 1,500 a month.
A home, money invested for years, gold kept for the future.
The HaddadsAED 1,000 a month set aside for investing.
Pay, rent, school fees and bills, in your own words. The app works out what the family needs each month, and what is free.
Give each goal an amount and a date, then pick a relaxed, steady or faster pace that is checked against every month ahead.
On pay day the money goes into buckets: commitments, everyday, goals, investing, fun and giving. Money for goals never mixes with spending money.
Share the plan with your partner. A plan for the week every Sunday, a family summary every month, and an alert when something drifts.
Saving keeps the family safe. Investing for years is what grows it. The order matters: a buffer first, then the goals, then the long term.
Savings leave on pay day, before the spending starts, so what is left is yours to spend.
Three months of bills put aside means a surprise doesn't turn into a card balance.
The longer money stays invested, the more of the total can be growth rather than what you put in.
A forgotten AED 35 subscription is AED 420 a year. The app finds the ones nobody listed.
Put aside each month
In 20 years you put in AED 240,000. Invested in this example, it becomes AED 411,034, or AED 171,034 more.
| After | Kept as cash | Invested, example 5% |
|---|---|---|
| 5 years | AED 60,000 | AED 68,006 |
| 10 years | AED 120,000 | AED 155,282 |
| 15 years | AED 180,000 | AED 267,289 |
| 20 years | AED 240,000 | AED 411,034 |
An example at 5% a year, not a forecast: investments can fall as well as rise. The app sets money aside for investing and keeps track of gold; it does not invest for you. Information only, not financial advice.
One clear picture of the month, budgets that warn you while there is still time, and credit cards that never catch you out. These are the demo family's figures for October.
From AED 34,500 coming in to AED 3,410 spare
All amounts in AED.
Spent so far against each budget. The dark line is the limit, and red is over it.
Over by AED 360
Alerts come when a budget is over, heading over or above its usual. All amounts in AED.
An AED 300 purchase on Omar's Visa
AED 1,400 short. Pay from the bank instead, or wait until after the statement date.
Every card's statement day, due day and bill so far, checked against what is free on the due date.
For parents. Everything the family pays, plans and decides, in one place.
This month and until pay day, after rent, school fees and bills are put aside.
Every dirham of pay gets a job: commitments, everyday, goals, investing, fun and giving.
Tight months, like the one with a rent cheque, show up a year ahead.
Bank, cash and gold, minus cards and loans, as one number.
Over budget, heading over or above usual, while there is still time to act.
Upload a photo, a PDF or a bank’s CSV. Each line is matched, so nothing counts twice.
“Where did Layla’s money go this month?” Plain answers, with exact totals.
Double charges, and monthly payments nobody put on the list.
Before a card payment, it checks the bill will be covered on its due date.
Statement day, due day and the bill so far, for each card the family uses.
The plan pays each card in full before the goals, so no interest builds up.
Relaxed, steady or faster, checked against every month’s spare cash.
Its own bucket, so money for the long term never mixes with spending.
Logged in grams and valued at today’s price for its purity.
Up to three ideas a month, each with the numbers behind it.
Typed in with or without a receipt, each in its own category, so you see what eating out and trips really cost.
Prices for products, restaurants and hotels, side by side.
A dinner plan inside the food budget and the family’s food rules.
The kids ask, you approve or decline. A yes is paid from their demo wallet.
“Anything over AED 100 needs me.” Checked on every request.
On your phone and by email, with a plan for the week every Sunday morning.
They see only their own money, in big friendly pictures. Asking a parent comes with a saving plan, and every dirham they save fills their jar.
Layla is 40% of the way to her headphones.
Pocket money in demo money. A parent's yes is paid from here.
Not money, and nobody loses them.
I'm the face you talk to. Behind me, five agents share the work.
Every message goes to the agent that knows the job. The agents never do the maths: every amount comes from the app's money engine, worked out exactly.
Makes this month’s plan, the bucket split and the goal’s pace, and writes the ways to save.
Reads receipts and statements, finds double charges, and logs what the kids say they bought.
Checks every request against the family rules, the family’s money and the card bills.
Talks with the kids about their goals. Savings challenges and lessons are coming soon.
Coming soon: comparing prices for products, restaurants and hotels, and a weekly shopping list.
Every amount is worked out by the app’s money engine in whole fils. The AI only finds the words.
Anything the AI fills in stays a draft until a parent taps Confirm.
No bank is connected and nothing is paid for you. The kids’ wallets hold demo money only.
Every idea shows the numbers behind it. Information only, not financial advice.
A child can never approve their own request. It is checked in the app and again in the database.
A display name and an age band, with a parent’s consent. No birth date, email or phone.
The Haddads: Sara and Omar, who run the family's money, and their kids Layla and Adam. Pick someone and look around. It is a shared demo, so you may see what others tried.