Augustin - Your whole net worth in one number, no bank login

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Augustin adds up your accounts, investments, home and loans into one number, kept up to date in more than 160 currencies, without ever connecting to your bank. Type your balances or import a statement, read on your iPhone. See your runway: how many months your savings would cover, with a milestone to celebrate at each step. Share a household of up to six people, or your wins with friends, never an amount. No ads, no data sold, encrypted before it leaves your phone.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm David, the maker of Augustin, which reached the App Store this week. Augustin answers one question: how much am I worth, all in? It adds up your bank accounts, your stocks, ETFs and crypto, your home and its mortgage, your car and your loans, in more than 160 currencies, and gives you one number that stays up to date. Three choices set it apart. No bank connection, ever. You type your balances, or import the statement your bank lets you download, and it is read on your iPhone. Augustin will never ask for your bank login. Your data is encrypted before it leaves your phone and stored in Europe. No ads, nothing sold. Runway, not just charts. Augustin tells you how many months your savings would cover, and celebrates each milestone: one month, three, six, a year and beyond. A companion, not a spreadsheet. Augustin is also the little robot inside the app. He greets you, does the sums, cheers when you pass a milestone, and dozes off when you hide your amounts. You can also share a household of up to six people (a joint account, a home, a loan, each of you counting your own share), or share your wins with friends without ever showing an amount. It is free to download, and you do not need to create an account to start. Premium removes the limits on budgets, recurring payments and statement imports, and lets you create a household. Augustin shows you where you stand: it does not recommend or sell any financial product. iPhone only for now, Android comes next. I would love your feedback, especially on what is missing for the way you track your own money. I will be around to answer.