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Get the app and sign in

Amppfy is free on iPhone. If you already use Amppfy on the web, you do not create anything new: sign in and your household is already there.

  1. On your iPhone, open Amppfy on the App Store. (On a computer? Every page of amppfy.com has a QR code you can scan, and typing app.amppfy.com/get on your phone takes you there too.)
  2. Tap Get, then open Amppfy from your Home Screen.
Amppfy iPhone app, the Welcome screen: an example household with $2,026 safe to spend, then Continue with Apple, Continue with Google and Use email instead
Welcome: the example household, then your way in
Amppfy iPhone app, the Sign in or sign up screen: one email address field and Continue, with Apple and Google above
Sign in: one address does both
Today, straight to your number

The app opens on a real Safe-to-Spend™ card for an example household, the headline One number tells you what’s safe to spend, and three buttons. See an example at the bottom opens the whole app read-only on that household, with a banner and a Create your own button to come back. The app skips this screen once you are signed in.

Choose whichever you like; they all lead to the same account:

  • Continue with Apple: one tap with Face ID or Touch ID. If you choose Hide My Email, Apple gives Amppfy a private relay address and forwards our emails to you; that works fine.
  • Continue with Google: one tap with your Google account.
  • Use email instead: type your address and tap Continue. An address with an account asks for your password; a new one asks for your name and a password, then a six-digit code from your inbox. iPhone offers to fill the code from Mail.

New to Amppfy? Any of these creates your account, and the app walks you through setting up your household in about five minutes.

Use the same sign-in method you used there. Signed up with Google on the web? Choose Continue with Google on your iPhone. Your household, accounts, bills, and goals appear immediately.

If you are not sure which method you used, type the email you would expect: an address that already has an account goes to the password screen, a new one to Create your account.

The app keeps you signed in between launches, so it opens straight to Today. If you have turned on two-step verification, the app asks for your code when you reopen it after it has been fully closed; a small, deliberate check.

Once you are in, add the Safe to Spend widget: a ring with your number, the status word, and the days to payday. See the widget.

Amppfy runs on the balances you enter, on your phone or on the web: about 30 seconds per account at the weekly check-in, with the decimal keypad right there.

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