Coming soon for iPhone and iPad
Money, five minutes at a time.
Moolah Bird is the money app built for ADHD brains. A little bird keeps you company, helps you wait out impulse buys, and makes sure no bill sneaks up on you. Free, private, and never preachy.
- Free
- No ads
- No account
- Works offline
Want something? I’ll sit on it overnight.
Built for how your brain works
Small steps, and a bird who waits with you.
Most money apps assume you’ll sit down every week and stay on top of everything. Moolah Bird assumes you’re human.
Sleep on it
Want something? Hand it to Moolah first.
He sits on it overnight, like an egg. In the morning he asks if you still want it. If you do, buy it and enjoy it. If you don’t, the money stays in your pocket and Moolah keeps count.
“You slept on it. Still want it? Either answer is fine.”
Money Minutes
Five minutes. Three things. Done.
Once a week Moolah lines up a look back, a look ahead and one decision, then sits with you while you go through them. Tick one thing and it counts. There’s no streak to break, so a missed month just means this week’s is ready.
“That’s five minutes. Stop here if you like: it still counts.”
Nothing sneaks up
Bills counted in sleeps, not dates.
A date is easy to lose track of. “Rent is 3 sleeps away” isn’t. Moolah counts every bill and subscription in sleeps, shows what each one costs you in a year, and can remind you a few days ahead.
“A $15.99 subscription is about $192 a year. Did you use it last month?”
The rest of it
Everything a money app should do, explained in plain English.
See where it went
Bring in a file from your bank and Moolah sorts every purchase into simple groups. Fix one and he remembers.
A budget that explains itself
Green means on track. Amber means you’re spending faster than the month is passing. One number tells you what’s left per day.
Trim bills and subscriptions
Steps for cancelling what you don’t use, and a ready-made script for calling to lower the ones you keep.
Kept in your pocket
A running total of what skipping impulse buys and trimming bills has saved you. It adds up faster than you’d think.
Goals, net worth and debt
Savings goals, what you own and owe, and a plan that shows how a little extra each month clears debt sooner.
Three-minute lessons
Eleven short lessons on how money works, each ending with a quick quiz. No jargon without an explanation.
Made for the folding iPhone
Open it like a book. Stand it up like a cash register.
On iPhone Duo every screen spreads across two pages with nothing on the crease, and Moolah’s wings open as the phone does. Stand it half open on a table and it turns into a little register for logging what you just spent.
Private by design
Your money is nobody else’s business.
Moolah Bird has no account, no ads and no trackers. It doesn’t even need the internet.
It stays on your device
Everything you type or import is kept on your iPhone or iPad, and encrypted whenever the device is locked.
No bank login
Download a file from your bank’s website and import it, or just type things in. Your bank password never goes near the app.
Nothing to sell
We don’t collect your data, so there is nothing to share, sell or leak. The privacy policy is short for that reason.
Questions
Good to know
Do I need to have ADHD to use it?
No. It’s designed around the things ADHD makes harder, like waiting, remembering and getting started. Those are hard for most people, so the same ideas help almost anyone.
Is this treatment, or financial advice?
Neither. Moolah Bird is a money tool that teaches as it goes. It isn’t medical care, therapy or financial advice.
What does it cost?
It’s free, and it has no ads.
Do I have to connect my bank?
No. Import a file you download from your bank (CSV, OFX or QFX), or type purchases in as you go.
Where is my data kept?
On your device, and nowhere else unless you choose to export or share it. The privacy policy has the details.
When can I get it?
Soon. It’s in testing now for iPhone and iPad.
Moolah’s nearly ready.
Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Coming soon