Personal finance app that imports bank statements and helps track spending, manage bills, and split expenses with friends
Your accounts, statements, and bills in one spreadsheet
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
US
US
Pricing model
Free
Freemium
Pricing
Not given
Free sample spreadsheet with example data. Starter: $4/month (or $48/year, save $8) for up to 3 banks. Plus: $9/month (or $108/year, save $18) for up to 8 banks and 3 brokerages. Add-ons: More connections $1.50/month or $15/year each; Investment history $3/month or $30/year.
Key features
Smart statement imports - Upload bank or credit card statement PDFs and extract transactions, balances, and dates automatically
Spending insights - Categorized transactions organized by merchant
Financial Health Score - Single score built from spending, savings, obligations, and habits
Group expense splitting - Split and track who owes what, even with people not on AlloFi
Bills & recurring payments - Detect and track upcoming bills and subscriptions
Face ID lock - Biometric security protection
Data encryption - Encrypted in transit with privacy protections
Credit card statements and payment tracking
Recurring subscription detection
Built-in budgets and charts
Investment tracking with holdings
Weekly summary email
Import from other budgeting apps
Google Sheets and Excel sync
Read-only bank access via Plaid
Download as Excel, LibreOffice or CSV
What makes it different
No bank login required - import statements you already have instead of connecting bank accounts
Privacy-first approach - financial data never sold or used for advertising
Automatic transaction extraction from PDFs with accuracy checks
Built for how people actually manage money today
Financial clarity without spreadsheets - organized view of all money and spending
Ready-made charts and budgets built into your spreadsheet, not in a separate app
Own your data in Google Sheets or Excel instead of in the app
Low starting price from $40 a year
Free sample spreadsheet to try without connecting a bank