How it works:

You're renovating your backyard. Or replacing the roof. Or buying a car. Or planning a wedding. These aren't monthly expenses — they're projects with their own budgets, their own timelines, and their own tendency to spiral out of control without a tracking system.

Project Tracker lets you create a dedicated budget for any major project. Set the total — say €900 for a backyard renovation — and then add expenses as they happen. Materials: €120. Labour: €250. That unexpected plumbing issue: €85. Each entry subtracts from your total, and the widget always shows you the remaining budget at a glance.

Need to add money to the project because scope changed? Add it. Need to track multiple projects at once? Create a widget for each. The car fund and the kitchen renovation don't need to share a screen — they each get their own tracker, their own budget, their own progress bar.

The visual is deliberately simple: a progress bar showing how much of your budget you've used, the total spent, and the total remaining. No charts, no graphs, no complexity. Just a clear answer to the only question that matters with big projects: how much is left?

Why people love it:

Because every big project in life starts with a budget and ends with "how did we go €2,000 over?" Project Tracker is the tool that prevents that story. When you can see €370 out of €900 spent in real time, every new expense is a conscious decision — not a surprise you discover three months later when you add up the receipts.

People also love that it's separate from their daily spending. The backyard renovation doesn't mess up your monthly budget view. It lives in its own widget, with its own math, in its own lane.

Perfect for:

Anyone taking on a home renovation, car purchase, wedding, vacation, or any large project with a defined budget. Freelancers tracking project-specific expenses for clients. People who've been burned by projects that went over budget because there was no tracking system in place.