Overview

Have you ever checked your bank balance at the end of the month and wondered where it all went? I have. That question is why I built this website. Where Did My Money Go? is a personal budget tracker that gives you a clear, visual picture of your finances, so you can stop guessing and start understanding your spending. The idea is simple. Create a free account, log in, and record every dollar that comes in and goes out. Each transaction, whether it's a paycheck, a grocery run, or a streaming subscription, gets a category like Food, Housing, Transportation, or Entertainment. Your dashboard does the rest. It shows your current balance, your most recent transactions, and easy-to-read charts that break your spending down by category. Instead of scrolling through a bank statement, you can see at a glance which habits are eating your paycheck. You can add, edit, or delete transactions at any time, so mistakes are easy to fix. The site works on your phone or your computer, so you can log an expense right after you make it. The monthly report lets you filter your activity by date range, which makes it easy to compare this month to last month and catch trends before they become problems. Every user has a private login, so your financial information is visible only to you. This site is designed for people who aren't experts with money: students, first-time budgeters, and anyone who feels overwhelmed by complicated spreadsheets or finance apps packed with features they'll never use. There are no formulas to set up and no jargon to decode. You enter your numbers, and the site shows you the story they tell. Budgeting doesn't have to be stressful or complicated. It starts with knowing where your money is actually going. Sign up, log your first transaction, and see for yourself.