Purrfolio helps you keep track of what you spend and see what's coming. Write down your expenses, keep an eye on upcoming bills and see all your accounts add up to one number.
Purrfolio is simple as a whisker. No automations, no bank syncing, no settings maze. It isn't a Swiss Army knife and doesn't try to be. It's here to help you keep track of your spending and see what's coming.
Add the accounts you use: everyday spending, cash, savings, credit cards, investments, bonds, even crypto. They're grouped by type and added up into one net worth bar.
Add an expense, income or transfer from anywhere with one tap. Notes, payer and labels are there when you want them.
Keep accounts in different currencies. Totals are converted with up-to-date exchange rates. More currencies are coming.
Rent, subscriptions, salary. Set them up once (weekly, every two weeks, monthly, quarterly or yearly) and Purrfolio reminds you when they're due. Nothing gets booked behind your back: you confirm with a tap and it's logged.
Pick a period (this month, last quarter, the whole year) and Purrfolio splits your spending by category and compares it with the period before.
Pick a period and Purrfolio estimates the expenses and income you can expect in it. It looks at your last six months, category by category, and shows how sure it is about each estimate. It's a guess, not a promise, but it helps you see a tight month coming.
Sign up with your email. No bank details needed. Purrfolio never connects to your bank.
Add your cash, savings, cards and other accounts by hand with their starting balances, or import a CSV file.
Add transactions as you go. Purrfolio does the maths and draws the charts.
Purrfolio is funded by you, not by your data. We don't show ads, we don't sell data, and we don't connect to your bank. Read the details in our Privacy Policy.
Yes. Purrfolio is free to use, with no subscriptions and no paid features. If you'd like to support it, you can leave a tip. A tip is just a thank-you: it doesn't unlock anything or add extra features.
No, and it never will. Connecting to banks brings real security risks, and Purrfolio is a hobby project built by one person, so bank connections are deliberately left out. You add transactions yourself or import a CSV file you've exported, so you decide what goes in. More about Purrfolio.
Accounts can currently be held in Euro (EUR), US Dollar (USD) and Hungarian Forint (HUF). Totals are converted using up-to-date reference exchange rates. More currencies are on the way.
Not at the moment. Purrfolio is built by one person, and there isn't capacity to build and maintain an iOS app right now. On an iPhone or iPad you can still use the web app in your browser.
Yes. Your data is securely synced to your account, so you can sign in on your phone or in any browser at my.purrfolio.app and see the same numbers everywhere.
Export your transactions from your bank or previous app as a CSV file, then open Settings → Import. Purrfolio detects the format, lets you map columns to accounts, categories and labels, and previews everything before importing.
You can delete your account and all associated data at any time, right in the app: open your profile settings, tap Delete account and confirm. Can't access the app? See our account deletion page for step-by-step instructions.
All traffic is encrypted with HTTPS, and our database enforces row-level security so each user can only ever access their own records. We never sell or share your data for advertising.
Purrfolio is built by one person, and I use AI tools to help me write the code. That's how one person can run a project like this. Every change goes through me before it ships. Your data is never exposed to AI: your records, accounts, email address and everything else you store in Purrfolio are not sent to any AI service, and they never will be. Read more about how Purrfolio is made.
Not at all. Purrfolio works just as well for dog people, plant people and people people. Fair warning, though: if you do have a cat, it will probably sit on your keyboard while you log expenses.
It's free, and your first expense takes a few seconds to log.