Paycheck-first envelope budgeting app for hourly and irregular income
AI-powered wealth tracking and portfolio management platform for complex investments
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free: Up to 5 envelopes, bills, paycheck planning, guided onboarding. Pro: $12/month or $120/year with unlimited envelopes, credit card planning, JSON backup, timesheet export. Pro+: $16/month or $160/year with business and timesheet tools.
Individual Investors - Annual billing (20% savings): Starter Free, Plus $145/month, Premium $375/month, Elite $795/month. Monthly billing: Starter Free, Plus $180/month, Premium $495/month, Elite $995/month. Family Office plans available by contacting sales.
Key features
Timesheet logging to paycheck tracking
Unlimited envelopes (Pro/Pro+)
Debt snowball tracking
Credit card planning
Manual entry without bank connection
Bill tracking
Paycheck-month planning
AI document processing for financial statements and K-1s
Sync multiple bank and brokerage accounts
Performance tracking across public and private investments
Portfolio organization by entity (LLCs, trusts, IRAs)
Cash flow planning with scenario modeling
Co-investment and ownership stake tracking
Role-based access and permissions
AI-powered portfolio query and insights
Automated reporting and statements
Support for multiple asset classes
What makes it different
Timesheet-to-paycheck pipeline not found in general budgeting apps
Paycheck-date budgeting instead of calendar-month autopilot
Debt snowball and credit card tools in same envelope workspace
All-in-one platform combining portfolio tracking, cash flow modeling, document analysis, and reporting without spreadsheets
AI-powered document processing that extracts data from financial statements automatically
Multi-entity and multi-client portfolio management for family offices and advisors
Comprehensive asset class coverage from traditional to crypto and alternative investments
No financial product upselling or conflicts of interest