Budgets that watch you, not the other way around.
Envelope-model budgets that learn from six months of your actual transactions, not from a demographic stereotype. No shame nudges.
Personal finance, without the feed.
Monarch-class budgeting and expense tracking, rebuilt for people who'd rather read a chart than a doom-loop. Finora categorizes quietly, explains itself clearly, and does not gamify your savings rate.
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Finora is a single place for your cash flow, your categories, and your plan. It reads your transactions, applies rules you write once, and shows you what you actually spent — not what a third-party enrichment service guessed.
The interface is built around three verbs: track, decide, and export. We don't nag. We don't push notifications into your evening. We don't sell your data, period.
You can open Finora at any hour of the week, get the one number you came for, and close it. That is the product.
Envelope-model budgets that learn from six months of your actual transactions, not from a demographic stereotype. No shame nudges.
Write a rule once; it rewrites history. Split, recategorize, merge, and hide with predictable operators instead of a tag soup.
Every chart shows the formula. Every projection shows its assumptions. If we can't explain how a number was derived, we don't show it.
A clean CSV export is a feature, not an afterthought. Your data leaves the way it came in — structured and yours.
Shared spaces with real permission models. Your partner sees what you agreed they should — nothing more, nothing less.
No streaks. No daily scoring. No engagement. Finora opens, tells you the number you came for, and stays out of your way.
Small cohort. Real feedback loop. Email us a sentence about what you're currently using and why it's not quite right.