SimpleMoney builds small tools, apps, and websites
One small team, three things: a browser toolkit anyone can use without signing up, a set of productivity apps that come free with an account, and paid work building websites, web apps and AWS back-ends for people who need one done properly.
Free with an account
Four things that cost nothing and are private to you, plus credit to spend on the paid tools.
Notes
500 personal notes that link to each other — a small private wiki rather than a pile of text files.
Budget tracker
What you spent each month, grouped by categories you name yourself, with a proportional breakdown.
1 GB file storage
Private files, up to 200 MB each. No public link, no sharing toggle — only you can download them.
Bookmarks
One starred list that follows your account across SimpleMoney — save a tool, find it again from anywhere.
Signing up credits 500 SMO to spend on the paid tools and AI features, and a daily check-in adds 100 SMO — rising to 500 on a seven-day streak. Sign in — free
The toolkit
Over a thousand small utilities that run in your browser and ask for nothing - no account, no install, no upload to a server you have not seen. Each one does one job. That site is where the tools live; this page only points at it.
Open the tools →Hire us
Websites, web apps and AWS serverless back-ends, built by the people who build this site. A couple of sentences about what you need is enough to start; the reply is a price and a timeline, or the questions needed to give you one.
Tell us what you need →Apps
Small productivity apps for one person or a small business - notes, budgets, files, boards, a mini CMS - free with a SimpleMoney account and private to you. They sit on their own site, next to the tools.
See the apps →Also on SimpleMoney
Free calculators, no account needed
- Loan calculator — monthly payment and the full amortisation schedule
- Mortgage calculator — payment, interest and payoff for a home loan
- Retirement calculator — what a monthly contribution grows into
- Paycheck calculator — take-home pay from gross
- Tax estimator — a rough federal tax figure from income
- Car affordability calculator — the price a monthly budget supports
- College savings calculator — how much to set aside, by when
- Income allocator — split take-home pay from the 50/30/20 rule
- Classifieds — local listings
Free to use. No account is needed for any tool; an account adds the apps.