The app
One place where all of it finally adds up.
Accounts at two banks, a salary in another name, a portfolio, a flat and the mortgage on it. The app holds all of it, keeps every account in the currency it is really in, and reports one figure in yours.
Free to start. Your ledger stays yours.
In
8,750
Out
(7,755)
Left
995
- Housing2,552
- Committed1,020
- Living1,698
- Chosen1,695
- One-offs790
The app
Net worth you can actually trust.
Everything the household owns and everything it owes, on one page, converted into the currency you think in. It is not a number anybody typed in. It is worked out from the accounts themselves, and it has to match the bank before it counts.
- Salary+5,300
- Groceries(186)
- Current → Savings2,900
- Restaurant(64)
- Mortgage(640 EUR)
What it does
A look at it
Screenshots go in here once the App Store listing is ready. They will be the app running on the demo household, so every figure on them can be checked against the numbers quoted elsewhere on this site.
Balance sheet and net worth
Everything owned and everything owed, on one page, in the currency you think in.
Income statement
What came in, what went out, and what is left. Month by month, and year against year.
Transactions and reconcile
The ledger itself, with the panel that says exactly how far an account is off.
Property and mortgage
The house as a balance sheet line, with the mortgage coming down against it over time.
Your data is not the product
Your data is never sold, shared with advertisers, or mined to build a profile. There are no ads and no third-party trackers inside the app. The ledger is yours: export all of it to JSON or CSV whenever you like, and delete your account and everything in it from inside the app, permanently.
On every device you own
iPhone, iPad and Mac, one ledger across all three. Log something from a queue on your phone and it is on the Mac before you get home.
- iPhone
- iPad
- Mac
Every account, added up.
One figure for the whole household, checked against the bank each month.
Free to start. Your ledger stays yours.