Track all your money in one app: bank accounts, cards, cash, exchanges and crypto with summaries in hryvnia
Budget app that shows what's coming so you can plan ahead
Stage
Established
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Founded
2021
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Based in
UA
US
Pricing model
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Free trial
Pricing
Free tier available without credit card. Plus: 199 ₴/month or 1,999 ₴/year. Family: 399 ₴/month or 3,999 ₴/year (up to 5 people). Business: 599 ₴/month or 5,999 ₴/year for sole proprietors. Prices include taxes; annual plans offer approximately 2 months free.
1-week free trial with full access. After trial: $9.99/month or $99.99/year (approximately $8.33/month, saves $19.89 versus monthly)
Key features
Consolidate bank accounts, cards, cash and crypto in one dashboard
Voice, text and receipt photo expense recording with Surikat AI
Budget tracking with spending pace alerts
Days Supply calculator on iPhone and Mac
Annual spending heat map and analytics
Shared spaces for families and couples
Support for 8 crypto exchanges and wallets
Multi-currency conversion to hryvnia
AES-256-GCM end-to-end encryption
Bank account connections via Plaid (read-only)
Automatic transaction import and categorization
Recurring bill and subscription detection
Budget alerts and warnings before limit breaks
Savings goals funded by skipped expenses
Forward-looking spending projections
Voice-powered expense entry
AI-assisted expense categorization
iOS home screen widgets
Push notifications for renewals and budget alerts
What makes it different
Voice and photo receipt expense recording with AI categorization
Consolidated view of all money sources with single hryvnia conversion
Days Supply metric showing days until money runs out
End-to-end encryption with data stored only in EU
No data selling or AI model training on user information
Shows what's coming next with forward-looking spending projections
Automatically detects and tracks recurring bills and subscriptions
Voice-powered expense entry for quick cash tracking
Savings goals that accumulate from skipped expenses
Warns before charges hit with advance notifications