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Budgeting app product film: Making a budget feel like it moves.
A budget is mostly numbers in a table, and it is hard to make anyone feel a table. This app uses envelope budgeting: every dollar gets a category before it is spent. The film turns that into something you can watch. A paycheck splits into envelopes, and the payoff is the "To Budget" figure rolling down to zero.
05 / 05 · Budgeting app · 0:18
f.0420 / the idea
The idea.
The interface is the real app, run locally with a fictional household budget.
Sound
- Coins tick as they land and envelopes pop as they fill, so you hear the paycheck being split.
- The "To Budget" figure ticks down and lands on a success sound at zero. That sound is the payoff of the film.
- Music is a laid-back licensed hip-hop track, kept low under the voiceover.
Formats
16:9 and 9:16 from one project. In the vertical cut the headline breaks over three lines and the four envelopes stack two by two under it, so the amounts stay readable on a phone.
Facts
- AppAn open-source budgeting app
- Length0:18
- Formats16:9, 9:16
- Made fromThe app's own interface, run locally, with a fictional household budget
- VoiceoverProduced in-house. Human voice actor on request.
- Sound designIn-house, licensed music
- StatusSelf-initiated, not commissioned
f.0840 / the film
The film.
- 0:00 to 0:03
- Where the money goes. A $4,200 paycheck sends coins arcing into four envelopes: Rent, Groceries, Travel and Fun money. Each amount counts up as its coins land.
- 0:03 to 0:06
- A category for each dollar. Cut to the app's budget page. The camera pushes in on the Travel row and $350 is typed into it.
- 0:06 to 0:08
- It balances. On the "To Budget" card, $350.00 rolls down to $0.00, overshoots a little and settles, then a ring pulses.
- 0:08 to 0:10
- Month after month. The page flips back from October to September with a small bounce.
- 0:10 to 0:13
- Your data stays yours. The transactions blur, a lock snaps shut, and three chips follow: Local-first, Self-hosted, Open source.
- 0:13 to 0:18
- The end title. "Your money." and "Budgeting that finally adds up." over a dimmed reports view, then a closing card, "Budgeting, in motion.", with the OVERSHOOT credit.

0:02.8Paycheck split into four envelopes 
0:05.2Budget table, Travel row highlighted at $350 
0:06.3The To Budget card at $350.00, just before the roll down 
0:09.6After the month flip, To Budget at $0.00 
0:12.2Lock over blurred transactions, the three chips settled
f.1320 / launch
Want one for your app?
This is the shape of a Launch film, €890: voiceover, full sound design and three formats, so both of these cuts plus one size of your choice. For a finance product the wide cut fits the pricing or features page, and the vertical one a launch post. Starter, from €400, comes with music and UI sound and no voiceover.
Write to hello@overshoot.cz with a link to your app and the currency your users see.
Launch
fixed price€890
- Hero film up to 30 seconds
- Voiceover, produced in-house (human voice actor on request)
- Full sound design and captions
- 3 formats of your choice
- 2 revision rounds
- 10 to 15 working days after you approve the script