Accounts and transactions
Add every account you use and record what moves through them. Nothing is connected to your bank unless you type it in yourself.
03 // WALLET
The Wallet section holds your accounts, transactions, investments and subscriptions, and turns them into dashboards that answer one question: what did this month really cost? No bank connection required — you decide what goes in.
WHAT YOU GET
Money sits in the same app as habits, training and goals, which is usually where the honest explanation for a month is hiding.
Add every account you use and record what moves through them. Nothing is connected to your bank unless you type it in yourself.
Track investments beside the day-to-day accounts, so net position and monthly spending are not two separate stories.
Every subscription with its renewal date and real cost, including the ones split with friends or colleagues. The monthly total stops being a surprise.
Read what you spent and where, over the periods that matter, instead of scrolling a bank statement.
Record a payment from your wrist the moment it happens, then find it in the Wallet with everything else.
Financial data lives on your devices. Optional sync is end-to-end encrypted, with only the last 90 days held on the server, encrypted, to keep devices aligned.
No. There is no bank connection: you add the accounts and transactions you want to track. That is a deliberate choice, and it is why your financial data can stay on your devices.
Yes. The subscription tracker holds every subscription with its renewal date and cost, including shared ones, and shows what they add up to each month.
Organizr Lite includes a wallet with one account and up to 6 subscriptions. Pro and Lifetime remove those limits and add the advanced dashboards.
Yes. Investments are tracked alongside your accounts and transactions, so your position and your spending are in the same view.
On your devices. Sync is optional and end-to-end encrypted: only the last 90 days are held on the server, encrypted, purely to keep devices aligned.