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Type your salary in, watch nothing leave. There is no endpoint, no analytics beacon and no third-party script to fire one. That is a fact you can verify in ten seconds, which is more than a privacy policy offers.
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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 Instruments
The Instruments are ten personal finance calculators that run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored or tracked — no account, no cookies, no analytics. Each one opens on a worked example, shows its formula and assumptions, and is checked against an independent second implementation before it ships.
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Where To Start
Allocate
Enter what actually lands in your account, then hand every unit of it a job — rent, groceries, the trip in March, the card you are digging out of. The plan is finished when To Assign reads zero, not when you feel like stopping.
Open the allocatorSplit
Split take-home pay into needs, wants and savings, then enter what you really spend. It shows which bucket breaks the shape and by how much, and it refuses to rescale ratios that do not total 100.
Check the splitPrice your hours
Your stated wage ignores the commute, the unpaid overtime and the costs that exist only because you work. Subtract them, and then price everything you buy in hours instead of currency.
Find the real rateStop the leaks
Add every recurring charge. It normalises the billing cycles, ranks each service by what it costs you per actual use, flags the ones you never open, and prices the whole habit over a decade.
Run the auditBuild a floor
Savings divided by the month you cannot avoid. It is the single most useful number in personal finance and almost nobody knows theirs. Two fields, and you will.
Find your runwayFund the future
Name each known future cost with its target and its date. It gives one monthly figure that funds them all, with optional interest, and flags any goal that is already covered or already due.
Plan the goalsPrice the loan
Amount, rate and term in; the monthly payment, the total interest and a year-by-year schedule out, computed in whole cents. Add an extra payment and see the months and interest it saves.
Price the loanClear the debt
Highest rate first, or smallest balance first? Enter your debts and see both played out side by side — months to clear, total interest, and exactly what the choice costs.
Compare the methodsWatch it double
Divide 72 by the rate and you have the doubling time. It sets the shortcut beside the exact answer for money, card debt and inflation, and says which rule is closest at your rate.
Start the clockMeasure the position
Two ledgers, one figure. True net worth, the liquid net worth that is harsher and more honest, the debt-to-asset ratio, and a trajectory that says where the pattern leads in five, ten and twenty years.
Measure the positionWhy They Cost Nothing
Most finance tools on the web are lead-generation with arithmetic attached. Yours is the data; the maths is the bait. We took the opposite position, and these ten instruments are the proof rather than the promise.
Type your salary in, watch nothing leave. There is no endpoint, no analytics beacon and no third-party script to fire one. That is a fact you can verify in ten seconds, which is more than a privacy policy offers.
Every instrument is verified against a second, independently written implementation before it ships. Debt Payoff agrees to the cent across a 30-month simulation. Arithmetic about someone's money is not a place for approximately.
No tax tables, no CPI feed, no jurisdiction logic to rot. Each one answers a question that was true in 1990 and will be true in 2050, which is why they can stay up without becoming a liability.
Questions
Yes, by architecture rather than by promise. Every calculation runs in your own browser; the pages set no cookies, store none of your figures, load no analytics or advertising script, and make no network request carrying your data. The only thing this site ever stores is your light or dark theme choice. You can confirm all of it in your browser's developer tools.
Once a page has loaded, yes. All the arithmetic happens on your device, so you can disconnect and keep calculating. Loading a page for the first time needs a connection, like any website, and nothing is saved when you close the tab — which is exactly the point.
If you are not sure where your money goes, start with the 50/30/20 calculator: three numbers show whether your spending has a healthy shape. If you already know, the zero-based budget calculator turns income into a plan. If you pay interest, start with debt payoff. If you want a single figure for where you stand, use net worth.
Because anything saved on a server is a copy of your finances that someone else holds. These instruments are built so there is nothing to save and nobody to trust. To keep a result, use Copy summary or print the page. To track your numbers over time, MyneWallet keeps them on your own phone.
Each instrument is checked against a second implementation written independently from the specification. The two must agree to the cent across a published set of test cases, including edge cases such as zero values and very large numbers. The formulas, rounding rules and test cases for every instrument are listed on the methodology page.
No. The instruments do arithmetic on the numbers and assumptions you enter, and they explain their formulas so you can judge the results yourself. They are educational tools. For decisions about investments, tax or borrowing that depend on your full circumstances, speak to a qualified adviser.
The Same Argument, Every Day
These instruments settle a question in thirty seconds. MyneWallet is what happens when you want the same answer on a Tuesday in March without typing anything in — the same architecture, the same refusal to phone home, running against a ledger that lives on your phone.
Android. Free to use; one-time unlock for the full engine. No subscription, ever.