The travel budget app
Know what you can spend today. Anywhere.
Track expenses in any currency, spread big purchases across your trip, and always know what’s left. Even offline.
Free, in your browser. No account needed. iPhone and Android apps are on the way.
Ha Long Bay, Vietnam · Ammie Ngo / Unsplash
Where people are going
What a day really costs
Researched daily budgets, real prices and the up-and-coming spots travelers are heading to next.
Your budget is in dollars. Dinner was 450,000 đồng. The hostel was a week, paid upfront.
Bank apps can’t tell you the one thing that matters on the road: how much you can still spend today.
Trip pace
See how today fits the whole trip.
Splurged on a cooking class? Nomad Budget shows whether the trip is still on track, and what you can spend each remaining day.
Southeast Asia · Day 18 of 30 · sample
Trip budget remaining
$1,245
Per remaining day
$103.75
You’re comfortably within your trip budget.
Built for how you actually travel
Any currency
Pay in kip. See it in dollars.
Type what you paid in the local currency. Each expense keeps that day’s rate, so your totals never drift.
Spread big costs
A week of rent isn’t one bad day.
Spread a hostel, a tour or a rail pass across the days it covers, so each day carries its share.
Where it goes
See where the money actually went.
Food, beds, buses, tours: every trip broken down by category, so you know what to cut and what was worth it.
No signal, no account, no problem.
Everything lives on your phone, so you can log a street-food dinner in a dead zone. Rates refresh when you’re back online.
Works offline
Stretch your budget
Money tips from the road
Georgia
In Kazbegi and Svaneti, book guesthouses with dinner and breakfast included. Half board often costs less than eating out.
Georgia budget guide →
Thailand
Take the overnight sleeper train or a VIP bus between Bangkok and Chiang Mai: it costs about $18-31 and saves you a night's accommodation.
Thailand budget guide →
Albania
Eat lunch at a byrektore or a grill for qofte and sufllaqe, and save seafood dinners for one or two nights. Beachfront restaurants in Ksamil charge close to Greek prices.
Albania budget guide →
Mexico
Use DiDi over Uber in big cities. It usually runs 10-20% cheaper, and the gap widens at surge times. Skip street taxis that don't use a meter.
Mexico budget guide →
How it works
Start a trip
Pick your dates and a budget for the whole trip or per day.
Log as you go
A few taps per expense, in whatever currency you paid.
Know where you stand
See today’s allowance and whether the trip is on pace.
Free where it counts
The everyday budgeting is free. Pro is for people who want their trips on every device.
Free
Available now- ✓Unlimited expenses
- ✓Every currency we support
- ✓What’s left today
- ✓Spread purchases over days
- ✓Works fully offline
- ✓One active trip (past trips stay yours)
Pro
Coming soon- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Sync across devices
- ✓Cloud backup
- ✓Multiple active trips
- ✓Trip history and year views
- ✓CSV export
Coming soon
Heading somewhere?
Check what your dollars are worth there. Same rates the app uses.
Questions
Do I need an account?+
No. Start a trip right away. Sign in with your email when you want your trips backed up and on your other devices.
Where do exchange rates come from?+
We capture rates from a public exchange-rate feed several times a day and keep a daily history. Each expense remembers the rate from when you logged it.
What happens when I go over my daily budget?+
You’ll see it clearly, along with how the whole trip is doing. One big day is fine if the trip is still on pace.
Is it free?+
The core app is free: unlimited expenses, every currency, offline. Pro will add sync, backup and deeper history.
iPhone or Android?+
Both are on the way. Until then, Nomad Budget works in your phone’s browser: open app.nomadbudget.com and add it to your home screen.
Travel further on the same budget.
Free in your browser, today.
Free, in your browser. No account needed. iPhone and Android apps are on the way.