Know what is safe to spend this month.
FamilyFund helps families stay in control of monthly budgets, category limits, and private finance data stored on device and in personal iCloud. This portal keeps help, billing, privacy, and subscription answers in one place.
Track real-life categories, set clear limits, and review how much room is left this month.
Your ledger stays on device and, when enabled, in your own iCloud account using Apple's infrastructure.
Premium is built around higher-value workflows, while Apple shows the live plan pricing and any available offers.
Quick guides
Start with the core jobs FamilyFund is designed to solve.
Set category limits and stay on track
Use FamilyFund as a family budget planner first: organize spending by category and understand what is still safe to spend.
Private by designUnderstand where your data lives
FamilyFund does not run its own ledger backend. The app stores data on device and, if enabled, in your personal iCloud account.
Premium and billingChoose the plan that fits your workflow
Monthly is the flexible option. Annual is the stronger long-term value plan, with Apple handling live pricing and eligibility.
Frequently asked questions
Accurate answers for the current app, privacy model, and App Store subscription flow.
FamilyFund is positioned first as a family budget app: track spending by category, plan monthly limits, and understand what is still safe to spend before the month gets away from you.
Your data is stored locally on your device. If you enable sync, FamilyFund uses Apple's iCloud and CloudKit infrastructure tied to your own Apple account. FamilyFund does not run a separate backend for storing your financial ledger.
No. FamilyFund does not sell your personal data and does not operate a FamilyFund-hosted ledger backend for your transactions. Apple services such as CloudKit and StoreKit still process data for sync and billing as described in the privacy policy.
If you expect to use FamilyFund as your main monthly budget tool, annual is usually the best value. Monthly is the lighter commitment option if you want more flexibility. The App Store always shows the final live billing terms before purchase.
Subscriptions are billed by Apple. You can manage or cancel your plan in your Apple Account subscription settings. Refund requests are also handled by Apple through its billing support flow.
FamilyFund requests exchange-rate data from an external rate service so the app can convert values when needed. The app does not intentionally send your full transaction ledger to that service.
Email support@familyfund.app with a short description of the issue, what you expected to happen, and any screenshots that make the problem easier to reproduce.
Current release focus
The portal now follows the same product story used across the App Store listing and subscription flow.
Monthly control is the main promise
The default story is no longer generic budgeting. FamilyFund leads with safe-to-spend clarity, category planning, and family spending control.
Private-by-design wording is aligned
The portal, privacy policy, and support answers now clearly explain that storage is on device and in your personal iCloud account when sync is enabled.
Premium language matches Apple billing
The portal describes Apple-managed billing correctly and avoids unsupported claims like priority support or fake direct-refund promises.
Contact support
Use the email route below if you need help with sync, billing questions, exports, or product issues.
Support channels
FamilyFund support is handled by email so you can include screenshots and issue details in one message.