Finantly - All your finances in one place — budgets and investments.
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Finantly brings your accounts, budgets, investments and debts into one clear view. Import bank CSV files with auto-categories that learn your choices, track net worth in real time across currencies, and plan with FIRE, car, real estate and loan calculators built on your data — not guesswork. Full control over your money, no spreadsheets required.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I built Finantly with my brother after years of tracking our finances in ever-breaking spreadsheets. Excel shows today's snapshot — we wanted to see whether we're actually moving forward.
What's inside:
• Net worth tracked in real time — accounts, cash, stocks & ETFs (daily pricing), real estate and debts, across multiple currencies
• Bank CSV import that learns your choices and auto-suggests categories
• Budgets where income, investments and debt payoff are separate sections — not leftovers after spending
• Onboarding that starts from what matters to you — a real number in minutes, not an empty dashboard
• FIRE, car, real estate and loan-overpayment calculators running on your real data
• AES-256 encryption, GDPR export & delete, no ads, no data selling
For the launch we're opening founding member pricing: 50% off your first year (or your first 6 months on the monthly plan), limited number of spots.
We're a two-person team and this is our first launch — honest feedback means the world. Tell us what's missing, especially around the CSV import. Ask us anything!
the "excel shows today's snapshot, not whether you're moving forward" line is the actual pitch here, more than the calculators. every bank exports its CSV differently though - different date formats, column orders, some banks split debit/credit into two columns and some use signed amounts in one. how much manual mapping do I have to do the first time I import from a bank you haven't seen before, versus it just guessing right?
@galdayan Hello Gal, Our transaction import mechanism gives user 2 options, you either choose collumns manually or AI is helping you with choosing the right columns and if everything goes well you don't have to map them manually. In case it fails you can still correct it and you are always displayed few transactions sample basing on either yours or AI choice so that you can visually check if the format is okay. Once you save some file type for the wallet it will always remeber it but will also always double check if the file format didn't change. In case bank or you put different file format there, it will start mapping columns process again.
As you mentioned every bank has different format so it is hard to be 100% sure that it will work with every kind of file but in case it fails you can always write us details on support page and we will fix it for you as soon as possible :)
@jakub_karwowski1 makes sense, the "remembers the format per wallet and only re-asks if it changes" part is the detail that matters, it means the pain is front-loaded to the first import per bank rather than every single one. that's a reasonable place to land given how inconsistent bank exports actually are.
@galdayan Yes indeed. we were trying to make this process ass effortles for user as possible but surely some improvements will be done in the future :)