Drop in your numbers: the charts, balances and summaries fill themselves in. Built for Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, in your currency.
Every product ships in both Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel. Choose the edition that matches how you work: the features are the same.
One month at a time. The quickest way to see where the money actually goes.
Twelve months that talk to each other. Pick a starting month and the whole year builds itself.
You buy, you get two files, you pick your currency. That's the whole thing.
Instant digital download. Nothing ships, nothing waits.
A one-page PDF with a button for each currency, plus a step-by-step guide.
One click. Google Sheets opens a copy on your Drive; Excel downloads the file.
The presets are already there. Edit what you like and start filling in.
No add-ons to install, no scripts to authorise, no subscription. It is a spreadsheet; it just happens to be a well-made one.
Categories live in one Definitions tab. Add a new bill there and every dropdown in the workbook knows about it.
Enter a date outside your budgeting window and the cell turns red, so mistakes surface immediately instead of six months later.
Expense breakdown, budget vs actual, balance trend and quarterly summaries all update as you record transactions.
Calculated cells are marked in light blue and shielded, so a stray paste never quietly breaks your formulas.
USD, CAD, AUD, GBP, EUR and JPY. You choose after checkout: no need to pick the right listing.
Every product comes with an illustrated step-by-step walkthrough of each tab, written for the edition you bought.
If yours is not here, write to us: we answer everything.
No, that is expected, and it protects you. The link opens the master template, which nobody can edit. You need your own copy.
In Google Sheets go to File → Make a copy. The copy lands on your own Drive and it is fully editable. Everything you type from then on stays private to you.
USD, CAD, AUD, GBP, EUR and JPY. You get all of them with one purchase: the card that comes with your order has a button for each, and you pick whichever you need.
You can also change the currency formatting yourself at any time; the step-by-step guide shows you where.
Pick the one you already use. The features are the same in both.
Google Sheets is better if you want it on every device with nothing to install and automatic saving. Excel is better if you prefer working offline, or if your files need to stay on your own machine.
No. The annual edition is not tied to a calendar year: you choose the month and year your twelve-month period begins, and the whole workbook follows. When the year is over, start a fresh copy from your template.
That is why we suggest keeping one clean, untouched copy as your master and always working on a duplicate.
Yes, and that is the intended way to use it. Open the My Simple Definitions tab and edit, add or remove any entry. There are custom placeholder rows waiting for exactly this.
Anything you define there automatically appears in the dropdown menus across the rest of the workbook.
You can view and make quick edits in the Google Sheets or Excel mobile apps. But these are wide, chart-heavy spreadsheets: setting one up for the first time is much more comfortable on a laptop or desktop.
Write to us at info@p3lab.it and we will sort it out.
This is also why the guide suggests saving your own copy right after purchase.
Your purchase is for your own personal use. Please do not redistribute, resell or share the files or the access card.
These are made by one person over a lot of late evenings: buying rather than sharing is what keeps them getting better.
Questions about a purchase, a feature request, or something not behaving as it should: we read and answer every message. Constructive feedback is genuinely welcome.