Launching today
Seeing all your money in one place usually means letting an app read every number. Turbobulls can't. Your budget and every investment live in one workspace, end-to-end encrypted before it leaves your device. Drop in the files your brokers and banks already give you (60+ supported, no logins), fill envelopes, see where the month went, and follow every holding across currencies. New in 2.0: every page redesigned, Needs a look, payees, a new Breakdown, new imports and many more. Free plan, no card.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm George, founder of Turbobulls.
I started Turbobulls in 2024 with an ordinary complaint: money spread across several brokers and banks, in more than one currency, and no single view of any of it. The spreadsheet standing in for one was wrong more often than it was right, and always in the same direction: it flattered me.
The apps that offered that single view had a catch. Most say your data is "encrypted in transit and at rest". That is a good start, but it isn't the whole story. The company keeps the keys, so its servers can read everything you own, earn and spend, and all that stands in the way is a privacy policy, sometimes one page long. I didn't want what I spend on groceries and what I invest in protected only by a company's promise not to look.
Turbobulls solves both. Your budget and your investments live in one workspace, end-to-end encrypted: everything is encrypted on your device before it is saved. Your portfolio and wallet data reach us only as ciphertext, so we cannot read them even if we wanted to, and neither could anyone who broke into our servers.
Why it matters: careful companies get breached too, and a readable copy of your finances is a target for as long as it exists. Here are seven real cases with their sources, including the bank-connection service behind many finance apps.
Today we launch 2.0, and you can try it right now in the demo, with sample data and no sign-up.
Here is what 2.0 brings to the table:
Every page redesigned around what you do most, from the Overview to Settings, with a five-step setup guide for a new workspace.
Needs a look says what to sort or check next, and Coming up shows the next five weeks of payments and dividends.
The Breakdown as a flow: where your money went, by month or year, with two periods side by side.
Payees: name who you paid and who paid you, filter by them, and let one pick sort all of a payee's bank lines, now and next time.
Many more imports: eight more brokers, three portfolio apps, YNAB, Wise, and the statement files many banks export. Files, not logins.
Faster budgeting: type into envelopes, and an Assign menu fills the whole month in one step. Undo puts it back.
A new Portfolio: Holdings, Performance, Income, Allocation and Activity, with a holding kept at two brokers shown under each, and every gain split into what you still hold and what you sold.
Investing this month? Type what you are putting in, and Turbobulls splits it across whatever is below target, as purchases only, on every plan.
All figures: growth, return, risk, and cash and cost figures for any period, and dividends forecast for the next 12 months.
After inflation: your net worth in today's money, and how much of each period's change is left after inflation.
Easier to find: each asset on a page of its own, assets grouped by tag, and many custom assets added at once from a CSV or Excel file.
The Turbobulls Connector, free and open source on GitHub: prices from your own data provider with your own API key, which never reaches us. Custom data sources come with Turbo Pro and the 14-day trial.
Plus a long list of fixes: dividends no longer counted twice on import, every fee counted, the time-weighted return stays right after you sell everything, a bank statement goes only into an account in its own currency, and date ranges end on the right day wherever you are.
The whole list is in the changelog.
There is a free plan that never expires, no card needed, and every new account gets 14 days of everything. Envelope budgeting, the full dividend calendar, the risk figures, returns after inflation and custom data sources are on the paid plans. For the next 48 hours, the code PRODUCTHUNT takes 40% off the first year of a new yearly subscription.
Now your turn: what is the one question about your money you still can't answer in under a minute? The best answers go straight onto our roadmap.
I'm here all day, so ask me anything. Thank you for having us.