See your money,
in any currency,
clearly.

Hi there — dashboards you can dig into, charts you can shape, and a currency view that finally makes sense across borders.

Drillable dashboards

Every number opens up

Start at the big picture, then click straight through — category to merchant to the individual transactions behind it. No dead ends; every figure is something you can open and trust.

Charts

Build your own view

Pick a metric, group it the way you think, and chart it. Spending over time, category mix, income vs. outflow — shape the view to the question you're actually asking.

Currency Lens

One toggle, every currency

View everything in your home currency, the original currency, or a specific one — the right symbol on every amount, no more guessing whether that “$” meant dollars or something else. Six currencies supported and growing.

CAD

USD

INR

GBP

EUR

AUD

+ more soon

FX at import

The rate from the day it happened

Every cross-currency transaction stores the exchange rate from the moment it landed. Look back months later and the numbers still reflect what things actually cost you that day — not today's rate.

Import & migrate

Bring your data — and your history

Bring your data in whatever way you've got it — CSV or Excel, PDF and OFX statements, even a screenshot of your banking app for the banks no aggregator reaches. Native iOS and Android apps are on the way. Coming from YNAB or Lunch Money? Your history comes with you — import your export and pick up right where you left off.

CSV / XLSX

PDF

OFX

Screenshot

iOS soon

Android soon

Explore your dashboard →

Tip

Flip the Currency Lens to “Original” to see exactly what each foreign charge cost in its own currency, then back to “Home” for the total. Top-right of any dashboard.

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