Getting swept up in holiday cheer is all part of the fun... but don't wake up with a financial hangover after your Black Friday and Cyber Monday spending spree.

There are plenty of apps available to help you make sure you don't lose sight of your finances as you buy presents for all the nice people on your shopping list.

Related: The One Thing to Do Before You Start Your Holiday Shopping

Spendee

If you're like most Americans, chances are you're going to be dropping some serious dough on holiday gifts. And unless you're expecting a surprise pay raise this holiday season (we can all dream, right?) it might mean you're spending more money than you make.

This iOS and Android app is free and will help you visualize where your money is going.

Spendee Premium will help you set budgets for all areas of your life to help keep you on track. Perhaps that means tightening those restaurant and entertainment budgets to free up more money for gifts.

PocketGuard

Think of PocketGuard as your one-stop portal to seeing your financial health. This free app for iOS and Android lets you know how much money you have "in your pocket" for the day, your net worth and whether you're bringing in the big bucks or need to slow your spending.

Mint Money Manager & Personal Finance

Arguably the best known money management app, Mint pulls together all of your accounts, helps you create budgets, and tracks your spending. Mint also has at least 20 different alerts that can give you a heads up if you're close to going over budget or if something looks suspicious.

Holiday Budget app called The Christmas List Apple

The Christmas List

The bad news: It's $1.99. The good news: The Christmas List iOS app has an interface that will keep you organized and on track with your holiday shopping. Input who you're buying for and your budget for that gift. When you're done, make a note of what you've purchased and what you still need to buy.

A similar app, Christmas Gift List, is available for Android users. It packs a lot of the same utilities but includes in-app purchases.

Coupons

So you're tracking your money, but why not find ways to save some cash on your purchases? RetailMeNot and Offers.com both have apps that will help you find coupons you can use to save a few extra bucks.

Don't forget to check both for restaurant coupons, too.

Discount Calculator

Don't wait until you get to the register to find out if that hot deal you have is too good to be true. The Discount Calculator app will help you figure out what 30 percent off of that new TV is, and then how much it will cost after applying an additional 10 percent off coupon and paying sales tax.

Or, you know, you could just do the math yourself.