Monthly
October 2026The whole calendar month
Your income, spending, budgets and bills in one place. Budget per sahod, log a gastos by just saying it, and always know what's left.
Good evening, Ana
You've kept 32% of this month's income.
This period's budgets
Take a quick look around. Tap a screen to see how TigomTaBai keeps your money in order.
Income vs expenses Last 6 months
IncomeExpenses
"Gastos 150 pamasahe, GCash" Recorded as Transportation, ₱150.00
This sahod's budgets Oct 30 – Nov 14
Load & data is at 96%. ₱20 left until your next sahod.
Upcoming payments Next 30 days
Motorcycle loan 7 of 24 paid
₱56,100 left · done by Oct 2028
Utang / pautang
JJun owes youDue Nov 5₱1,500
LYou owe Ate Lyn₱400 paid₱800
Emergency fund
64% ₱12,800 of ₱20,000 · ₱1,800 a sahodPaluwagan ng opisina ₱1,000 every kinsenas
Magkano na gastos ko sa food this month?
₱3,250 na sa Food karong bulana, Ana. Mas gamay pa sa last month nga ₱4,100. Padayon! 👏
Food, week by week
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Most of us get paid every kinsenas, not once a month. Pick how each budget runs, and every payday gets its own limit.
The whole calendar month
Payday to payday, on the 15th and 30th
Monday to Sunday
Tap the mic and talk the way you normally do, in English, Tagalog or Taglish. TigomTaBai picks out the amount, the category and the account from your own list, and you check it before it's saved.
From the wallet in your pocket to the loan you're still paying.
Cash, banks, GCash, Maya: every balance moves on its own as you record.
Recurring bills and amortizations with their schedules, and a reminder before each one is due.
Keep track of who owes whom, save toward a goal, and run your paluwagan rounds.
Bring in a bank statement CSV. Categories are suggested and duplicates are flagged.
See where the month went, then download your records as PDF, Excel or CSV.
Add it to your home screen. No signal? Log it anyway, and it syncs when you're back online.
Ask him how your month is going, if you can afford something, or what a scam looks like. He reads your own records, answers in English, Tagalog or Bisaya, and cheers you on when you're doing well.
Magkano na nagastos ko this month?
₱19,380 na, Ana. That's 68% of your income, and Food is the biggest at ₱6,120.
Kaya pa ba mag-ipon?
Kaya! If you keep Food under ₱1,500 a week, you'll save about ₱4,000 by katapusan. 💪
Sample reviews: shown only in development until real ones replace them
From teachers to riders to store owners, here's what TigomTaBai changed for them.
Every kinsenas I used to wonder where my sahod went. Now I set a budget per sahod and I can see it before it's gone.
I just say "gastos 150 gas, GCash" after every trip. Two seconds and it's recorded, even when I'm tired.
Migo answers in Bisaya! I asked how much I spent on food and he showed me week by week. Nakakatuwa and helpful.
Our paluwagan used to live in a notebook. Now I know who has paid and whose turn it is, without the tampuhan.
The bill reminders saved me from late fees twice already. I finally know when my motorcycle loan ends.
My income is irregular, so the weekly budgets help a lot. I imported my bank CSV and the categories were mostly right.
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