A budget in one app, savings in another
When spending, savings, and investments are in separate tools, you know what you spent but not what it changed. The budgeting app shows the overspend; the account that paid for it is somewhere else.
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A budgeting app that keeps expenses, cash flow, net worth, and investment records in one account. Manual entry, no bank sync. Free on iOS and Android.

When spending, savings, and investments are in separate tools, you know what you spent but not what it changed. The budgeting app shows the overspend; the account that paid for it is somewhere else.
1cc.ai keeps expense records next to cash balances and holdings. A budget review covers where money went, how cash changed, and how the portfolio moved in the same period.
Record daily spending by category and see cash flow for the period next to your balances.
See whether a higher-spending month also moved cash reserves or long-term holdings.
CSV and Excel export are not currently available. Review budgets inside the app and keep outside records separately if you need them.
Review monthly spending next to the month's change in net worth.
Keep a personal budget in the same account as stocks, ETFs, bonds, gold, and cash.
Keep any records you need for tax preparation separately, since the app does not export yet.
Record income and spending, review cash flow, and keep balances in different currencies together with the exchange rate used.
Set a FIRE goal from spending and investable assets. Compare contribution and return assumptions, adjust your plan and revisit the action after its review period.
No. Budgeting is one part. The same account tracks cash, net worth, and holdings in US stocks, ETFs, options, US Treasuries, and gold.
Not currently. CSV and Excel export are not implemented in the current app.
No. It records spending and summarizes patterns. It does not give financial, legal, or tax advice.