Budget calculators
Decide where every unit goes before the month decides for you.
Lab
The LabWhat we build, and the rule we build to The DoctrineFour commitments, stated as constraints Engineering StandardHow the work is held to account MethodologyEvery formula and test case, published NotesShort, sourced, and checked against the maths What We ShipEverything currently in the world Contactsupport@thebrinklabs.comInstruments
I · Plan
Zero-Based BudgetGive every unit of income a job before you spend it. 50/30/20 BudgetNeeds, wants and savings — against what you really spend. True Hourly WageWhat an hour of your life actually pays, after the job takes its cut.II · Protect
Subscription AuditWhat renting your life costs per use, per year, per decade. Emergency FundSavings divided by the month you cannot avoid. Savings GoalOne monthly figure for every known future cost.III · Borrow
Loan & EMIThe monthly payment, the interest and every month of the schedule. Debt PayoffAvalanche or snowball, priced to the month and the cent.IV · Grow
Rule of 72How long until money, debt or prices double. Net WorthEverything you own against everything you owe — and where it is heading. All 10 instrumentsThe index, by chapterMyneWallet
OverviewThe app, and what it refuses to do How It WorksEnvelopes, capture, analysis What It CostsFree tier and the one-time unlock QuestionsFourteen answers, no marketing Privacy PolicyFourteen sections, plainly written Get it on Google PlayAndroid · the only official listingThe Brink Labs
The Brink Labs builds personal finance software that runs on your own device. Ten calculators work entirely in your browser without sending a single figure to a server, and MyneWallet — a private, offline expense tracker and zero-based budget planner for Android — keeps your ledger on your phone, with encrypted backups. No account, no advertising, no subscription.
Nothing uploadedNo cookiesBought once, never rented
The Instruments
Plan, protect, borrow, grow. Each instrument runs entirely inside your browser, opens on a worked example, and publishes the formula it runs.
Decide where every unit goes before the month decides for you.
Find the leaks, build the floor, and fund the costs you can already see coming.
Price the loan before you sign it, and clear the debt in the cheapest order.
See how fast money compounds, and where your net worth is heading.
MyneWallet is a private, offline expense tracker and zero-based budget planner for Android. It never asks for a bank login, keeps your ledger on your phone, and works fully in airplane mode.
Free to use. One-time unlock for the full engine. No subscription, ever.
Read what it refuses to do →
The Doctrine
A principle you can break at will is a preference. These four are written into the architecture, which is what makes them checkable rather than reassuring.
If a feature can run on the phone, it runs on the phone. The network is a privilege we ask permission for, never an assumption we design around. This is why there is no sync: a copy you cannot see is still a copy.
A tool you open daily makes an excellent subscription and a poor deal. We charge once. If the company disappears tomorrow the software keeps working, because nothing about it depends on us still being here.
There is no analytics SDK, no attribution SDK and no crash reporter phoning home. We do not know how many screens you opened today, and we have built ourselves no way of finding out.
Arithmetic about somebody’s money is not a place for approximately. Every figure is checked against an independent implementation before it ships, and a feature waits if the maths is not settled.
A privacy policy is a promise about what a company will choose to do.
An architecture is a statement about what is possible.
Engineering Standard
Personal finance software fails quietly. A wrong figure looks exactly like a right one, so the only defence is refusing to trust the first implementation of anything.
Questions
The Brink Labs is a small software lab that builds personal finance tools which run on your own device. It publishes MyneWallet, a private, offline expense tracker and zero-based budget planner for Android, and ten private finance calculators on this website. Everything is designed so your financial data never needs to leave your phone or your browser.
Offline-first means the software does its job without a network connection and treats the internet as optional. MyneWallet stores your ledger on your phone and works in airplane mode; the calculators on this site run in your browser and send nothing anywhere. The practical result is that no server of ours holds a copy of your finances, so there is nothing for us to breach, sell or lose.
MyneWallet is free to use, and an optional one-time unlock opens its full engine. That is the only source of revenue. There is no advertising, no data sale, no affiliate link and no subscription — which is also why the calculators on this site have no reason to collect anything from you.
No. MyneWallet is currently available for Android only, through Google Play. The ten instruments on this website work on any device with a modern browser, including iPhone and iPad, and need no account.
Yes, in about ten seconds. Open your browser's developer tools, choose the Network tab, and type figures into any instrument: no request carries them, because there is no endpoint to receive them. The Application tab shows no cookies and no stored figures. The methodology page lists exactly what this website does and does not do.
Where To Start
If you want to see how we build before you install anything, the instruments are the honest preview: same architecture, same refusal to phone home, no sign-up to find out.