See where your money goes. Data stored locally on your machine.

Import the CSV exports your bank already gives you and read your spending by month or year. Everything stays in one SQLite file on your own device.

Where Money runs on the desktop.

Importing statements and keeping your database on your own machine needs a desktop browser. Open this page on your computer to start or to try the demo.

No account No server No trackers Works offline

An illustration of the app's Overview screen: March 2026, 214 transactions, 8412,60 zł spent, split by category across housing, groceries, car, eating out, health and an uncategorized remainder.

01 · Accounts

Mark accounts own, joint or external.

While a statement imports, account numbers are matched against your accounts, so transfers to yourself don't count as spending.

An illustration of the Accounts tab: three accounts, each with the kind it was given and what that does to the totals — a savings account marked own, whose payments are excluded as internal transfers; a household account marked joint, filed as a joint account; and a landlord's account marked external, an ordinary counterparty.

02 · Templates

Map a bank's CSV once. Every later export is three steps.

The mapper pre-fills format and columns from a sample. You correct what it got wrong and save it.

An illustration of the template mapper: a bank's statement.csv with four fields mapped — date, title, counterparty and amount — each showing the bank's own column name and a value read from the sample, the four ways a bank can express direction, and the file format the template records.

03 · Categories with keywords

Keywords file most rows for you.

While a statement imports, keywords assign each row a category. Every category, keyword and priority is yours to set.

An illustration of the Categories tab: four categories at priority 20 — groceries, car fuel, car service and subscriptions — each with its keywords and the number of rows each keyword caught, one of them never matched; and below them the never-match list, whose terms are always sent to review.

04 · Net worth

Track what you own, alongside what you spend.

Enter your balances whenever you like and watch the total move over time.

Kept apart from spending — imports never write here.

An illustration of the Net worth screen as of 31 March 2026: 612 480,00 net, from 930 880,00 in assets against 318 400,00 owed; financial holdings of 243 105,00 split across ETFs, deposits, cash and bonds; and the month's change, broken into what was added and what the holdings returned.