Apps with tags

FreeBudget is a free, simple budgeting app that tracks your spending, builds your budget, and monitors your net worth.

Shared expenses & split bills

Offline-first expense tracker and budget planner with manual accounts, net worth and optional encrypted cloud sync

Quicken and Simplifi import with zero-based budgeting, bank sync via three aggregators, and shared household access.

Zero-based budgeting with real reconciliation, flexible planning, and bank sync.

A zero-based budgeting app: plan every dollar, share one budget with your household, and sync banks through Plaid, SimpleFIN or Lunch Flow.

Budgeting app for the UK, US and Canada that tracks accounts, bills and subscriptions, with credit score, net worth and crypto tracking.

A complete budgeting app with forecast, multiple budgeting styles, goals, debt payoff BNPL plans, and scenarios, with a day-by-day forecast.

Net worth, spending, investments, real estate and vehicles tracked across US and Canadian banks

The inbox-zero spending tracker

Envelope budgeting with credit-card payment pools, bank sync, and one-click YNAB import

Web-first budgeting with multicurrency support, bank sync or CSV import, and a developer API

Stop Wondering Where Your Money Went

Flexible personal finance management, see your spending, net worth and budget the way you want.

Budgeting and financial planning with all accounts on one dashboard, with no ads or data sales

All in one personal financial dashboard self hosted, Windows only, lifetime license.

Links your bank, card and brokerage accounts to Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants via MCP to track, tag and automate everyday money tasks

AI money manager: Plaid-linked budgets, bills, subscriptions and net worth, with an advisor that answers from your own accounts

Calendar-based budgeting that forecasts account balances up to 60 years ahead

Build-your-own finance dashboards with Plaid bank connections and an AI assistant

Multi-currency expense tracker with bank sync, flexible budgets, planned payments and shared household accounts.