NOAH: Paycheck Planner

Give your monthly paycheck a plan. NOAH brings payday budgeting, fast expense entry and your remaining balance into one routine. Enter your take-home pay and required budget, allocate the remainder to flexible spending, investments and reserves, then record what you actually spend. A month that starts on payday Choose your monthly payday from the 1st through the 31st. For shorter months, NOAH uses the last day. Create past pay periods to fill in missing records. A place for the remainder Keep living costs, recurring bills, installments and investment plans distinct. For example, $3,500 in monthly take-home pay minus a $2,300 required budget leaves $1,200. If you choose a 1:3:1 allocation, that becomes $240 for flexible spending, $720 for investments and $240 for reserves. Set the ratio to match your own plan. Quick records, useful follow-through • Enter a name and amount, such as “Lunch 12.50” • Record income, expenses, reversals and refunds • Separate investment plans from completed contributions • Paste card alerts and review the results before adding them • Choose from 13 widget configurations for balances, today's spending, your next payday and more • Export and restore a JSON backup in a location you choose Your language and base currency The interface supports English, Korean and Japanese, with English as the fallback for other languages. Choose one of 53 ledger currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, INR, BRL, KRW and JPY. This is a single-base-currency ledger, without automatic conversion of mixed-currency transactions. The base currency cannot be changed after financial records are created. Asset Management and NOAH Guard — free beta Manually record assets, liabilities and a portfolio. Enter closing prices and exchange rates to review weights, returns and changes. Guard's stock-position records currently cover supported Korean, US and Japanese trading venues in KRW, USD and JPY. It does not fetch market quotes, recommend securities or execute orders. Card-alert support On-device parsing supports common manually pasted Korean KRW, English USD and Japanese JPY authorization and payment messages. NOAH does not connect to bank or card accounts or read Messages. Not every issuer or message format is supported. Expenses in other ledger currencies can be entered manually. Local financial records, disclosed advertising No account is required. Financial records stay on your device and are not included in ad requests. The free app includes banner ads. Google's advertising and consent SDKs may process device identifiers, IP addresses, ad interactions and diagnostics to provide ads and privacy choices. Where available, revisit ad privacy choices in Settings. Contact: [email protected]