Know exactly what you’ll get paid, what you’ll be short, and how much to save, so you can plan your leave together.

Rebuilt from the bestselling spreadsheet 900+ parents have used.

For years, our DMs have been full of the same message: please can you make something that just does all of this for me?

So we did. We've taken our bestselling spreadsheet, the one 900+ parents have planned their leave with, and completely rebuilt it into an interactive planner. We're so proud of it, and we honestly think you're going to love it.

Here's what it does for you:

Know your number
See any shortfall month by month and exactly how much to save to cover it. Then test what happens if you go back earlier or later, or if your bills go up.

Your pay, sorted
Add your company policy and it works out your enhanced and statutory pay for every week of your leave. It also shows your take-home pay after tax, National Insurance and pension, including salary sacrifice, Scottish tax rates and self-employment. Your KIT and SPLIT days and the holiday you build up while you’re off are included too.

Plan it together
Bring in your partner’s finances so you’re planning as a household, not one person carrying it all. You can map out shared parental leave with up to three blocks and see how different splits change your money.

Every date you need
Your qualifying week, when to get your MATB1, your notice deadlines and your latest return date, all in one place.

The things people forget
Child benefit, whether the high income charge applies to you, bonuses and pay rises. The planner prompts you for all of them.

The first 100 customers get 20% off at launch and the waitlist gets 24 hours early access. Once those spots are gone, they're gone, so get your name down now.

“Exactly what I’ve been wanting”

“Thank you for making this, it’s exactly what I’ve been wanting but couldn’t find or work out on my own since I was pregnant with my first a few years ago.”
- Lindy, Nugget member

“I thought I was staring into a pit of despair…”

“It has reassured me somewhat to see how achievable my savings target is over the next few months. I thought I was staring into a pit of despair and facing needing to go back to work much, much sooner. This has really helped me to see that I should be able to put my baby first for a significant amount of time.”
- Fran, Nugget member