Sumyfi securely connects accounts from 12,000+ institutions so users can track spending, subscriptions, net worth, and finances in one intelligent dashboard. We take the chore out of tracking your finances and give you personalized insights and suggestions to make managing your money both quicker and easier.
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Hey Everyone 👋
I built Sumyfi because managing money today still feels way more complicated than it should be. Most people have multiple bank accounts, credit cards, subscriptions, loans, and investment accounts spread across different apps and websites, which makes it hard to actually understand where things stand.
I wanted one place where people could securely connect everything and get a clearer picture of their finances without spreadsheets or constantly switching between apps.
Sumyfi connects accounts from 12,000+ financial institutions so users can track spending, subscriptions, balances, and overall financial health in one dashboard.
The product has evolved a lot through real user feedback, especially around simplicity, design, and making finance feel less stressful and overwhelming.
We’re still early, building fast, and would genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community. Thanks for checking it out 🙌
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One thing we’ve learned while building Sumyfi is that most people don’t necessarily need more financial data, you need clarity.
There are already plenty of apps that show balances and transactions, but far fewer that help users understand what matters, what to improve, and what to ignore.
That’s a big part of where we’re headed with Sumyfi.
Curious to hear from everyone here: what’s the most frustrating part of managing money today?
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What do you think is still broken with personal finance apps today, are they too manual, confusing UX, lack of trust, too many apps, or something else?
One thing we’ve learned while building Sumyfi is that most people don’t necessarily need more financial data, you need clarity.
There are already plenty of apps that show balances and transactions, but far fewer that help users understand what matters, what to improve, and what to ignore.
That’s a big part of where we’re headed with Sumyfi.
Curious to hear from everyone here: what’s the most frustrating part of managing money today?
What do you think is still broken with personal finance apps today, are they too manual, confusing UX, lack of trust, too many apps, or something else?