monobudget — personal finance

I've always enjoyed keeping track of my personal finances.

I like knowing how much I spend on groceries, transportation, and travel, how much I'm able to save, and how my financial situation changes over time.

But after trying countless apps over the years, I still couldn't find one I genuinely wanted to use every day.

Some were too simple. Others were overloaded with features. And some could do almost everything, but required so much manual work that I'd stop using them after just a few weeks.

It always felt strange to me that we can pay for something with our phones in seconds, yet still have to manually record our expenses just to understand where our money goes.

That's why I created monobudget.

I wanted to build an app that doesn't make you keep track of your finances—it helps you stay in control of them.

Connect your monobank accounts and your transactions will sync automatically.

Pay with Apple Pay, and your transactions from any bank will appear in monobudget automatically.

Set an overall budget or individual budgets for each category and instantly see how you're doing against your spending goals.

Share your household finances by connecting your spouse's monobank accounts with Family Sharing and see everything in one place.

Add cash expenses, change transaction categories, or exclude individual transactions from your budget whenever you need to.

Track not only your spending, but also your assets—including cash, bank accounts, investments, cryptocurrency, and real estate.

Your personal financial advisor will even help you spot overspending before it becomes a problem.

Monobudget is built for people who want to spend less time tracking their money and more time understanding it.

Because building healthy financial habits should be simple.


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Disclaimer

Monobudget is not a monobank application, service or product. Monobudget is a third-party application for monobank users that runs through the official public API, which is approved for corporate access by monobank. Any overlap in the name and user interface is accidental.