For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.Matthew 6:21
Manna Money is a budgeting app for people who think giving belongs in the budget, not after it. Every dollar in, every dollar out, and the part you set aside — held in one honest view.
Not a footnote. Not a stewardship seminar tacked onto the end of a series. In the Sermon on the Mount he put treasure, worry, and generosity next to each other and told a crowd of ordinary earners that the ledger they kept was a map of what they actually wanted.
That was a new way to think about money for the people hearing it, and it still is. Most finance tools ask where your money went. Manna is built around the harder question underneath it — what your spending says you love, and whether you meant to say that.
Income, spending, bills, and goals in one monthly picture, with a tithe or giving goal tracked the way you track rent. Mira reads the patterns and warns you three days ahead of the overage, while there is still a decision to make.
Mira watches the patterns and asks the question behind the number. Why this category climbed. Whether the goal you set in January is still the goal. What generosity could look like at your actual income rather than a hypothetical one.
It answers in plain language, shows the figures it used, and never moves money on its own. When a question is bigger than an app should answer, it says so.
Manna carries certified Christian advisor wisdom into your daily money decisions — so giving, debt, and stewardship stay discipleship questions, not just spreadsheet ones. Be biblically challenged by what you see, not by booking another free call.
Snap it at the register and the line items, tax, tip, and category land on the transaction before you reach the car. Cash purchases, split checks, and reimbursables stop disappearing.
Bank, card, and cash in a few taps. Transactions arrive categorized, and the ones Manna is unsure about come to you in a single review queue instead of a stream of notifications.
Set your giving first, then your fixed costs, then what is left. Manna builds the envelopes around those numbers rather than asking you to invent categories from scratch.
Check in for thirty seconds a day. You will know the balance, the pace, and whether the month ends the way you planned — before the month ends.
Giving is a planned line, set before discretionary spending, and visible on the first screen you see.
No red streaks, no scolding copy, no gamified guilt. Manna tells you the truth plainly and then gets out of the way.
We do not sell transactions, and we do not broker offers against your spending. The app is paid for by the people who use it.
One daily summary, not a stream of alerts. Interruptions are reserved for things you can still act on.
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