A budget app my mom tries to use
Time flies.
Connect your accounts and let our budget assistant handle the rest — categorizing transactions, tracking subscriptions and goals, and advice shaped by your individual spending habits.
Three accounts in. One ledger out.
The same month in both of the product's real views, with sample data. Click around — no signup.
What you stop doing by hand
Categories that assign themselves
Every transaction arrives already filed under a category you can rename or move. Nothing to tag, no rules to maintain, and it keeps working when a merchant changes the name on your statement.
Goals that track themselves
Name an amount and a date. The goal fills from the money that is genuinely left over each month, so its progress is a fact about your accounts rather than a plan you're supposed to keep.
A word before it becomes a problem
A category running hot, a bill larger than it has ever been, a balance heading somewhere you will not enjoy — you hear about it while there is still a month to do something about it.
Start with one account.
Connect it, watch a month sort itself, and decide from there. Starting at $1/month — cancel anytime.
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