Still good app

Managing personal finances can be overwhelming, especially for those of us juggling ADHD and a busy lifestyle. I recently came across Still Good, a budgeting app designed specifically by an ADHD mom who knows firsthand how challenging it is to keep up with money matters. What I appreciate most is how the app simplifies budgeting — it focuses on just one key number that tells you if you’re "still good," removing the need for complicated trackers or endless spreadsheets. One feature that stands out is the income setup allowing multiple income sources to be added, such as paychecks, commission, or child support. This is incredibly helpful if your income doesn’t come from just one place, making your budget more realistic and tailored. The app also includes a "Life Happens Buffer," which reserves a small percentage (around 10%) of funds to cover unexpected expenses. This gave me peace of mind, knowing I had a cushion in case something came up before my next payday. Another aspect I found useful is how the app clearly displays upcoming bills and expenses like utilities and phone payments, helping me avoid late fees and stay on track. Transactions can be added easily, and the app keeps a neat list for quick reference, which is great when managing ADHD since it reduces mental clutter. Overall, Still Good doesn’t overwhelm you with data but gives you manageable insights to keep your finances healthy. Its simple yet thoughtful design makes budgeting less intimidating, especially for those who often feel behind or stressed about money. Being on the waitlist myself, I look forward to using it as my primary budgeting tool and recommend it to anyone who wants a straightforward, no-shame approach to managing money.