Money that
explains itself.
Tallowen reads your accounts once a day, sorts what came in and went out, and tells you the one number that actually changed. No budgets to maintain.
November so far
You are ahead
What it does
Three things, done properly.
One number a day
Every morning you get the single figure that moved and the reason it moved. If nothing changed, you get nothing. Most days you get nothing.
Sorting you can argue with
Every payment lands in a category you can change, and the change sticks. The app learns the correction rather than asking again next month.
Read only, always
The connection to your bank cannot move money. It is read only at the bank, not just in our code, and you can see the permission from inside the app.
Reviews
4.8 from 12,400 ratings.
★★★★★
First budgeting app I have not deleted after a week. Mostly because it does not ask me to do anything.
Hannah L. · App Store★★★★★
The daily number is the whole thing. I stopped opening my banking app entirely.
Desmond A. · Google Play★★★★☆
Works well. I would like joint accounts, which they say is coming in the spring.
Priya S. · App StoreQuestions
Asked before every download.
No. The bank grants a read only permission, so payments are not possible even if someone took the account. You can see and revoke the permission from the settings screen.
What does it cost?Free for two accounts. Four pounds a month for unlimited accounts, shared goals and the export. No adverts on either tier.
Which banks work?Forty two in the UK and Ireland, and the list is in the app before you sign up. If yours is missing you can add transactions by file.
What happens if I stop paying?The app drops back to two accounts and keeps your history. Nothing is deleted, and the export stays available for thirty days.
Try it for a month.
It takes four minutes to set up.
Free for two accounts. No card, and you can delete everything from inside the app.
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