Rollo
£1.99 / month
Keep the daily habit going.
- Keep creating budgets
- Daily spending and income tracking
- Your savings pot and goals
- History, offline storage and JSON backups
Set aside your bills, then give your spending money a daily budget. Log what you spend and see what’s left today. Unspent budget builds your pot.
Coming soon to the App Store. Your first budget is free.
A budget for the days ahead. A little more clarity today.
Start with the money left after bills and regular commitments. Choose the date it needs to last until, such as your next payday. Rollo does the dividing; you log each spend as you go.
Log lunch as a £6.60 debit, and today's budget falls to £18.40.
At the end of the day, your unspent budget goes into your pot. Tomorrow starts with a fresh daily amount. Spend over your daily budget and your pot covers it first.
Pot after three days: £15.00
At the end of a budget, put some of what you didn't spend towards a goal, like a holiday or a car. You don't need one to build the habit.
Holiday £10 of £100
At the end of a budget: £10 towards your holiday. £5 stays in your pot.
Your pot is a record, not a bank account. Rollo never holds or moves your money. If you want to move savings into a separate account, you make that transfer yourself.
Set it up, use it day to day and see if Rollo fits. Subscribe when you’re ready to start your next budget.
£1.99 / month
Keep the daily habit going.
£2.99 / month
A closer look at where it goes.
UK monthly prices. Subscriptions renew monthly until cancelled. The price shown in the App Store in your currency applies. Manage or cancel in your App Store settings. Your first budget needs no subscription; categories require Plus.
I had disposable income. On paper, I should have been saving. Instead I was living payday to payday.
I was watching my bank balance, without knowing how much I could spend each day. Giving myself one daily number helped me change that.
Small leftovers became a buffer for unexpected bills. Once I had that breathing room, I could start thinking further ahead.
Rollo is that daily number, for anyone who's ever wondered where their money went.
James, founder
Rollo is coming to the App Store for iPhone.
Yes. You log spending and extra income yourself. Rollo never connects to your bank, so your daily number reflects what you’ve entered. The add button sits beside the bottom navigation; choose its left or right position in Settings.
Yes. Budgets, spending, history and goals work without an internet connection. Buying a plan or restoring purchases needs an internet connection.
Your first budget is free. To keep creating budgets, Rollo is £1.99 a month, or Rollo Plus is £2.99 a month with spending categories and category totals in History. UK prices are shown here; the App Store price in your currency applies.
Export a JSON backup from Settings → Account, save or send that file to your new phone, then import it in Rollo. Keep a recent backup somewhere safe: there is no Rollo cloud account to recover your financial records. Restoring an App Store purchase restores paid access, not your budgets.
Your pot covers it first. If it cannot cover all of it, the rest is spread over the days left in your budget. On the last day, the pot takes it, even if that puts it below zero.
Your money stays in your own bank. In the on-device app, your financial records stay on your phone. No Rollo account is needed. Optional usage statistics start off and never include your financial records. Read the privacy policy for details.
A goal records what you’ve committed to save, so allocations to it cannot be reversed or edited in Rollo. It never locks money in your bank. Close a finished goal to keep its record and start another.