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Version 2.3.0 · 2026-10-26
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The store currently lists version 2.3.0, updated 2026-10-26.







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A simple cashflow budgeting app that shows you how much you can safely spend.
Instead of starting over every month, Taproot gives you a clear timeline of your income, bills, subscriptions, and planned spending. See what’s coming, understand what needs to be covered, and know what money is truly available.
No complicated categories. No mental math. No guesswork. Just a clear picture of your money.
KNOW WHAT YOU CAN SAFELY SPEND
Taproot looks ahead at your upcoming bills and income to calculate your Safe Balance: the amount of money you need to keep available to cover what's coming up. Everything above that is Extra Money you can decide to spend, save, or invest.
SET IT UP ONCE
Add your recurring income, bills, transfers, and planned spending. Tell Taproot when and how often they happen, and your financial timeline stays up to date.…
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