Money Clarity Without the Rigid Rules

We started sitenetdoc in 2019 because traditional budgeting felt broken. Too many spreadsheets failed the moment life got messy.

So we built something different. A budgeting approach that bends when you need it to, tracks what actually matters, and doesn't make you feel guilty about being human.

Based in Chiang Mai, we've helped over 2,400 people across Thailand find their financial footing without the stress of perfection.

Financial planning workspace with flexible budgeting tools and planning materials
Real-time budget tracking dashboard showing adaptive spending categories Mobile budget app interface for on-the-go financial decisions

Built from Real Financial Frustration

The idea came during a particularly chaotic month in early 2019. One of our founders had just moved cities, changed jobs, and watched his carefully constructed budget fall apart in two weeks.

Every budgeting tool demanded precision. Every system assumed stable income. Nothing acknowledged that sometimes your car breaks down the same week your kid needs school supplies.

We spent eight months building the first version. Testing it with friends, neighbors, anyone willing to try. What we learned surprised us: people didn't need more categories or complicated formulas. They needed permission to be flexible without losing control.

By 2020, we had refined the core methodology. By 2023, we'd worked with families managing everything from freelance income to small business cash flow. The system held up because it was designed for reality, not theory.

2,400+ Active Users
6 Years Continuous Improvement

The People Behind Your Budget

We're not accountants or financial theorists. We're people who got tired of budgets that worked on paper but failed in practice.

Finnian Devereux, Strategic Finance Advisor at sitenetdoc

Finnian Devereux

Strategic Finance Advisor

Spent a decade watching families struggle with inflexible financial plans. Now helps people build budgets that survive career changes, unexpected expenses, and the general chaos of modern life. Believes the best budget is the one you'll actually use next month.

Leif Torstein, Budget Systems Architect at sitenetdoc

Leif Torstein

Budget Systems Architect

Designs the frameworks that make flexible budgeting actually work. Obsessed with creating systems that adapt to irregular income, seasonal expenses, and life transitions. Tested every iteration on his own finances first, including during a year of freelance uncertainty.

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