This week · Masareefy
What is left this week, after the bills
One figure on the first screen: your budget minus the commitments you recorded, shared over the weeks of the month. No bank link, and no guessing at the end of the month.
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At a glance
You write the budget
The app never sets your budget; it holds the one you set and works from it.
Commitments stay reserved
Bills, instalments and subscriptions you recorded are set aside from the start and never counted as spendable.
Week follows week
The remainder is shared over the weeks of the month and renewed every Sunday; a week you overspend tightens the next.
It moves when you log
The figure changes whenever a purchase is recorded (typed, scanned from a paper receipt, or spoken in one sentence) and whenever you change your budget or commitments.
Your safe spending limit for the week
How much is left of the salary? Instead of opening the banking app and guessing, Masareefy keeps your ledger and reworks the figure every time you log a purchase.
How the figure is worked out, in words
Start from the monthly budget you set, and subtract the commitments recorded in your ledger: recurring bills, instalments, and subscriptions you set up as repeated purchases. The reserved share is taken out first, the rest is paced over the weeks of the month, and that weekly figure is your safe to spend limit — the money that is actually yours to spend until Sunday. It is not your bank balance, and it is recalculated each Sunday, and again each time a purchase is logged (typed, scanned or spoken) or you change your budget or commitments.
The figure appears in four states. Money left in this week's share. You have gone over this week, and the next one starts tighter. The recorded commitments exceed the budget itself, which you want to know at the start of the month, not in its middle. Or no budget is set yet, and the app asks you to set one instead of showing a number that means nothing.
The figure is tied to the rest of the ledger: how recurring commitments are recorded is on the bill reminders page, and if you are starting from the salary itself, begin with the salary-splitting method. Searches for a safe to spend app usually end at bank-linked dashboards; this figure comes from a ledger you feed yourself, which is why it can be trusted. Think of it as a spendable money tracker: the money that is actually yours this week. And when a week runs over, the weekly budget planner behind the figure re-paces the rest of the month instead of pretending nothing happened.
Getting to the figure in the app
Enter your monthly budget
On the Overview, tap Edit beside the budget and enter what you decided to spend this month.
Record your commitments
Add bills, instalments and subscriptions once, and their amounts are reserved from the start of the month.
Log purchases as you go
By typing, from a receipt photo or by saying a sentence. After every save, what is left this week changes.
Start a new week every Sunday
The figure renews on Sunday, and if you go over one week's limit, the next week has less room.
Clear pricing after your trial ends
Enjoy full access for 30 days, then choose the plan that suits your household budget.
Monthly
Month by month.
Every feature, including:
- Voice logging
- Reading receipts from photos
- Shopping lists
- Sharing the budget with one family member
Quarterly
Works out at 150 EGP a month.
Every feature, including:
- Voice logging
- Reading receipts from photos
- Shopping lists
- Sharing the budget with one family member
Yearly
Works out at 133 EGP a month.
Every feature, including:
- Voice logging
- Reading receipts from photos
- Shopping lists
- Sharing the budget with one family member
When a subscription ends, your full ledger remains accessible, you can add an expense by hand, and you can export your data to Excel; the weekly figure pauses until you renew.
Advanced features such as voice recording, receipt scanning, and family sharing pause until renewal. Read about Premium and the trial
Questions about the weekly figure
Is this figure my bank balance?
No. The figure is worked out from the budget you set and the commitments you recorded. Masareefy never asks for bank credentials, and it counts only what you saved.
Why weekly and not daily?
Because a month is managed week by week: the figure shares what is left over the weeks of the month, renews every Sunday, and a week you overspend tightens the next.
What happens to the figure if my subscription ends?
It stops updating until you renew. Your ledger stays complete and readable, and you can export it to Excel.
Does the trial include this figure?
Yes, the figure is part of the core app and works for the full 30 days without a card.
Know this week's number before you buy
Set your budget once, log your purchases as they happen, and the figure on the first screen stays honest with you.
30-day trial • no card needed