Where the money goes

Where the money actually goes.

A ledger that matches your statement, a savings rate split into fixed, variable and tax, and what your debt genuinely costs you in dollars every month.

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Cash flow
1,284 transactions · categorised
JuneJulyAugusttransfers & card payments excluded
Income
$9,420
Spending
$6,810
28%saved
Housing$2,410
Groceries$780
Travel$640
Tax withheld$1,890
Utilities$310
Dining$480
FixedVariableTax
What your debt actually costs
11.4%weighted by balance

$0 of interest this month, in dollars — not an average of the rates on your statements.

Card · 22.9%
Auto · 6.4%
Mortgage · 5.1%
Idle cashsavings · 0.01% APY

You’re leaving $0 a year on the table.

$26,500 sitting in savings at 0.01%, against 5.1% available. Quoted in dollars, not basis points.

Bank & card feedsLoan balances and APRsCash yieldsRecurring-charge patterns

Why this isn’t in your brokerage app

The three things that only work here.

01

Transfers stop double-counting your life

Card payments and account transfers stay visible but out of your spending totals — the single reason most budgeting numbers are wrong by a month’s rent.

02

Debt priced in dollars, not averages

A rate weighted by what you actually owe, plus the dollar amount interest takes from you this month. Not the mean of the numbers on your statements.

03

Idle cash, quoted as a loss

$26,500 at 0.01% against 5.1% available reads as $1,340 a year — a sentence you can act on, not a rate you have to convert.

What you get

Six things, on your own accounts.

A ledger that matches your statement

Every bank and card transaction, categorised and searchable. Card payments and transfers are visible but kept out of your spending totals, so nothing double-counts.

Income vs. spending, and your real savings rate

Split into fixed, variable and tax, month by month.

What your debt genuinely costs

Not an average of the rates on your statements — a rate weighted by what you actually owe, plus the dollar amount interest costs you every month.

“You’re leaving $1,340 a year on the table.”

Idle cash sitting at 0.01% flagged against what it could be earning, in dollars.

A payoff plan you’d actually follow

Avalanche vs. snowball on your real balances and rates, with the interest saved and the date you’re free.

Subscriptions you forgot about

Found in the ledger, with the annual cost and the ones that quietly raised their price.

What’s underneath

A number you can’t check is decoration.

The same five rules hold on every screen in Finode — including this one.

01

Missing is never zero

A price we couldn’t get marks the total as incomplete. We never round a gap down to make things tidy.

02

Every total says what it left out

Excluded transfers, retirement accounts, unpriced positions — named right beside the number.

03

Our assumptions wear our name

Anything we assumed is labelled as ours, never blended into your figures.

04

Documents are read, not kept

Your statement is parsed for the numbers and discarded — there’s no document vault holding your files.

05

Two-factor by default

On every account. And deleting your account genuinely deletes it — connections revoked, uploads removed, no coming back.

Point this at your accounts.

One connection, or a screenshot of your brokerage app. Everything above starts working the moment you link something.