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Piggybank Financial

Your money, organised, on your Mac. No account to create, no sign-in, and nothing leaves your computer.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store

$9.99 · one-time purchase · no subscription

Windows version coming soon

The Piggybank Financial Summary page showing net worth, loans and goals
The Summary page: what you own, what you owe and what is coming up.

What it does

Every kind of account

Checking, savings, cash, credit cards, loans, mortgages, investments and assets, together in one place.

Bills that don't sneak up

A calendar of what is due, reminders before each bill, and one step to pay it so every account stays in step.

Budgets and goals

Set monthly budgets for your categories and goals for saving up or paying off debt.

Clear reports

Income against spending, where the money goes, what you owe and how investments are growing.

Receipts attached

Keep a photo or PDF bill with the transaction, or mark it as having none.

Reminders you set

Get a notification to review your budget, check bills or back up, and jump straight to the right page.

Old school on purpose

Piggybank Financial doesn't link to your bank, your cards or any online account, and it never asks for a login.

You go through your own statements and bills and enter what happened. That's deliberate. When you handle your own numbers, you know exactly where you stand, and you know what your budget really is, instead of watching a feed you didn't touch.

Have a file from your bank? You can import a CSV you've downloaded yourself. Nothing is ever connected.

Private by design

Piggybank Financial keeps everything on your own Mac. There are no accounts, no servers, no advertising and no tracking. Backups are a single file you control. Read the privacy policy.

A closer look

The Bills page with a calendar and the list of this month's bills
Bills: a calendar, what is paid, what is due and what is next.
A checking account register with a running balance
A register for every account, with a running balance and receipts.
The Reports page showing income against spending for the year
Reports: a month, quarter or year at a glance.
The Investments page showing returns by holding
Investments: value, growth and contributions.
The Planning page with goals
Planning: goals for saving and for paying things off.

Good to know

Need a hand?

Visit the support page for answers and how to get in touch.