A calmer way to steward together

Give every dollar a shared purpose.

Latter Day Budget is a founder-stage budgeting concept for households who want monthly clarity, meaningful conversations, and progress that reflects what matters most.

This is an early validation preview—not a finished financial product. No bank connection is required.

August plan78% assigned

A clear view of this month's stewardship

Home & essentials$3,300
Giving$700
Future & reserves$550
Life together$450
Still to give purpose$1,200

One household, one clear rhythm

More than categories and charts.

A simple monthly practice connects day-to-day decisions with long-term stewardship.

1

Plan the month

Give income a purpose with flexible, human categories. Keep the plan understandable to everyone.

2

See the bigger path

The Financial Stewardship Success Map turns long-term progress into clear, encouraging next steps.

3

Council together

A guided family council helps you notice wins, make one decision, and move forward without blame.

Why we're exploring this

A founder story rooted in the kitchen table.

“The hard part wasn't tracking money. It was creating a shared language for the life we wanted to build.”

We are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building this independently after years of family budget conversations that felt either too clinical or too complicated. We wondered whether software could support wise stewardship without turning values into a scorecard.

This site is how we are testing that idea in public. We will listen before we build deeply, avoid implying spiritual authority, and be transparent about what exists today.

Independent product: Latter Day Budget is an independent product created by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or an official product of the Church. Church names, marks, and referenced materials belong to their respective owners.

Pricing we are testing

Start free. Grow when it helps.

Steward is free. Household is proposed at $9/month or $84/year. Supporter is $120/year. Access Grants would keep cost from being the reason a household cannot participate.

A five-minute walkthrough

Experience the idea, not a pitch deck.

Explore onboarding, a monthly budget, the Success Map, and a guided family council with sample—not real—financial data.

Open prototype →