Keep your household budget on track in Saudi Arabia
Start from payday in SAR and use income-based budgeting to pace the month week by week without linking a bank account.

Where family budgets slip away each month
A worked example of unassigned monthly household spending in KSA.

From the 25th to month-end, one plan
Public-sector salaries land on the 27th, or earlier when it falls on a weekend; most private pay follows month-end. Record your income on the day it arrives with the fixed commitments from rent to a Tamara plan, and Masareefy paces the remainder across the weeks, recalculating every Sunday from a single logged purchase.
Masareefy is free right now
Log your spending, plan your budget, bills, goals and shopping lists, and share the budget with one family member, free and with no payment card.
Receipt scanning, voice logging and savings advice are for Premium accounts.
Frequently asked questions in Saudi Arabia
Is Masareefy free?
Yes. Masareefy is free right now, with no payment card. Receipt scanning, voice logging and savings advice are for Premium accounts.
How does the app help me stay inside the monthly budget?
It computes a safe weekly spend limit after your fixed commitments; a week overspent means the next week is tightened.
Can I manage my budget without an internet connection?
Yes, after a first online load you record purchases offline and the records sync once the connection returns.
Can I share budget tracking with my wife or husband?
Yes, with exactly one family member; you alone set the budget and income, and each entry reaches the other side within a minute, except purchases the owner chooses to hide.
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Organise your family budget in Saudi Arabia today
Set your fixed bills once and know what you can spend every morning.
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