Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
Fidget Funds, a budget planner for ADHD money leaks
A budget planner for tracking late fees, impulse buys, return windows, free trials, bills, and what’s free to spend today.
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$Paid
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◉Human
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- For
- Adults managing ADHD-related budgeting and reminders
- Worth noticing
- The demo allows up to 30 practice spends without an account; the full planner is offered through Etsy.
Field notes
The page says users enter their own balance rather than connecting a bank, then see a daily free-to-spend figure after upcoming bills are subtracted and the remainder is spread across days to payday. Its bill timeline covers weekly through one-off bills, with warnings at seven and three days; return windows and trials are shown three days ahead. A spreadsheet export is also described as an eight-tab Excel workbook.
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