See what our students create when they master weekly budgeting skills. These aren't classroom exercises – they're actual financial planning tools built by people who started exactly where you are now.
Every month, our students surprise us. Here are two recent projects that show the creative problem-solving that emerges when you really understand budgeting fundamentals.
By Kamon R. • October 2024
Started as a simple spreadsheet for tracking household expenses, evolved into a visual dashboard that helps families see exactly where money goes each week. The breakthrough came when Kamon realized most budgeting apps don't match how Thai families actually handle money.
By Siriporn M. • December 2024
What started as help for her aunt's restaurant became a complete system for managing weekly cash flow in small businesses. The real innovation? It accounts for Thailand's cash-heavy economy and irregular income patterns that most tools ignore.
Phakphum joined our program in early 2024 feeling overwhelmed by irregular freelance income. Six months later, he's not only mastered his own weekly budgeting system but started helping other freelancers in his community. His approach combines traditional Thai saving methods with modern tracking techniques.
What I love about his story is how practical it is. No dramatic lifestyle changes or extreme measures – just steady progress building skills that actually work with real life in Thailand.
Completed: Advanced Weekly Budgeting • March 2024
"The weekly system changed everything for me. Instead of panicking about money every month, I plan every week. Now I help five other freelancers do the same thing. It's like having a superpower that you can actually use."
Projects Completed in 2024
Still Using Their Systems
Now Teaching Others
Everyone approaches budgeting differently. Our students build tools that match their specific situations – from students managing allowances to families planning major purchases.
Custom spreadsheets, mobile apps, and tracking systems designed for individual budgeting needs. Popular with students and young professionals managing irregular income.
42 projects completed
Multi-person budgeting tools that handle everything from groceries to school fees. Often include goal-setting features for family savings targets.
31 projects completed
Cash flow management for restaurants, shops, and service businesses. Designed to work with Thailand's cash-heavy economy and seasonal variations.
28 projects completed
Systems focused on specific financial goals like saving for a house, starting a business, or funding education. Include progress tracking and milestone celebrations.
26 projects completed
Narong's final project wasn't a spreadsheet or an app – it was a workshop series for his local community center. He teaches weekly budgeting to neighbors who've never used formal financial planning before.
