Eight features, one idea: know where your account will stand at the end of every month, and decide with that information rather than without it.
One income, a starting balance, your fixed costs: MoneyWr projects your whole year in a few minutes.
The budget is the foundation of MoneyWr. You set it up once, and the app works out your expected end-of-month balance, month after month, and warns you when a month looks tight.
Monthly budget in detail
Every month has its own page: income, costs by day, unplanned items, actual salary, savings and closing balance.
The Month tab is the heart of everyday use. You see what has already been taken, what is still to pay and what your balance should be at the end of the month, taking into account what you add along the way.
Month-by-month tracking in detail
Holidays, a car, building work: each project is spread over the months and tracked down to the last euro.
A project is an expense that goes beyond a single month: MoneyWr splits it into monthly instalments, builds them into the forecast and compares what was planned with what was actually spent.
Projects in detail
Before you buy, simulate: MoneyWr gives a verdict and shows your balance before and after.
Impulse buy answers one question: can I afford it? Not by gut feeling, but with your real budget, your costs and the projects you have already committed to.
Impulse buy in detail
Five questions, one profile: Ant, Tightrope walker, Grasshopper or Big spender, and a goal to stick to.
Before talking numbers, MoneyWr asks how you live with money. The resulting profile appears on the home screen and shapes the app’s advice.
Spender profile in detail
The AI reads back over your year and tells you, in a few sentences, whether all is well and where to look.
The analysis only runs when you ask for it. It receives only amounts, descriptions and categories, and replies with advice you can follow or ignore.
AI analysis in detail
Your transactions arrive on their own, read-only, through a regulated provider. You sort, MoneyWr files.
The bank connection is optional. It saves you from entering unplanned items by hand: you see your latest transactions and decide which ones count in your budget.
Bank connection in detail
Payment due today, overdraft looming, projects of the month: useful reminders, on every Android phone.
Notifications are calculated on the server, once a day or when an event occurs, and delivered through Firebase or, without Google services, through UnifiedPush. They can be switched on and off device by device.
Notifications in detail
MoneyWr is in testing. The Android version arrives on Google Play after the closed testing period. Until then, find out what the app does, and what it will never do with your data.
Coming soon toGoogle Play
Coming soon toApp Store
Android first · iOS later
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