Your money can do more. Treasury tells you exactly how.

Connect every account, keep the numbers current, plan around real life, and ask questions that consider all of it.

One connected membership

Stop stitching your finances together.

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Treasury

Budgeting here. Subscriptions there. Investments somewhere else. Treasury replaces the handoffs with tools that share context, uncover connections, and help you act without piecing the story together yourself.

Run your financial life

Budgeting, subscription tracking and net worth in one personal finance app.

Build a plan, catch every recurring charge before it hits, understand every transaction, and follow what you are building — without paying for four separate apps.

Budget Type

Ongoing

A daily spending pace that adapts to the date range.

Goal

A fixed amount for a milestone or purchase.

Budgets

🏠

House Fund

Down payment by 2028

2
goal
💍

Wedding 2027

Venue, travel, and vendors

3
goal
🌿

Everyday Life

Monthly household plan

ongoing

Budget

A budgeting app that fits how you actually spend.

Use ongoing budgets for daily pace and goal budgets for a defined amount or milestone.

3 new recurring transactions detected

Review and categorize to keep tracking accurate

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Recurring

Upcoming payments and subscriptions

$115.98/mo

Spotify Premium

Spotify Premium

Monthly · Aug 2

$11.99

Adobe Creative Cloud

Adobe Creative Cloud

$5.00

Monthly · Jul 18

$59.99

Peloton

Peloton

Monthly · Jul 22

$44.00

Sibling services stay separate, and your edits are never overwritten.

Anticipate

Subscription tracking that finds every recurring charge.

Treasury detects subscriptions and recurring bills from your bank activity — including the quarterly and annual ones that are easy to forget — shows upcoming dates, and flags real price increases.

Net Worth

$824,382.50

▲ $42,180.20 (5.4%) this year

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Assets

$862,410

Liabilities

$38,027

Net Cash

$24,920

Debt Ratio

4.4%

Grow

Net worth tracking across every account you own.

Follow net worth, investment-account values, assets, debts, available cash, and credit utilization together.

CategoryAccountTagsDate
Whole Foods

Whole Foods

Jul 12 · Chase

$82.43

Spotify

Spotify

Jul 10 · Capital One

$11.99

Adobe

Adobe

Jul 8 · Chase

$59.99

Find

Expense tracking you can actually search.

Search every account and narrow transactions by category, account, tags, or date.

Advice grounded in your finances

One question. Every relevant number behind the answer.

Treasury considers your accounts, goals, and constraints, then checks the current facts before recommending a next step.

How can I spend less flying home to Tulsa?
Thought for 7s 4 steps

You prefer nonstop flights and usually check a bag when visiting family in Tulsa. That makes Alaska status especially useful. In the past year, $6,480 of your $9,180 airline spend was with Alaska, across four round trips from Seattle to Tulsa.

Top Merchants

Past 12 months

Total $9,180.00
Alaska Airlines A
Alaska Airlines $6,480
Delta Air Lines D
Delta Air Lines $1,960
United Airlines U
United Airlines $740
1–3 of 3

That pattern lines up with your Microsoft employee benefits: Alaska is the nonstop option on that route, and its current Microsoft fast track gives you trial Atmos Silver for 180 days; four qualifying round trips earn Atmos Gold. That can unlock free checked bags, priority boarding, preferred seating, bonus points, and upgrades when available. Past trips do not count and Saver fares are excluded, so only pursue it with travel you would take anyway. Use this link to register with your Microsoft email, then add your Atmos number before your next Tulsa trip.

What makes it a better answer

See the quality in context.

Choose a quality to see exactly where it appears in Treasury’s answer.

  • $6,480 of $9,180 spent with Alaska
  • Four recent SEA–TUL round trips
  • Airline spending across accounts

TreasuryBench

Better answers, measured side by side.

A transparent benchmark of answer quality across real financial questions.

Zero dangerous Treasury answers in the latest evaluation.

Treasury

95

Origin

76

Monarch

53
Explore how Treasury keeps your financial picture current

Bring everything with you

One current picture— without starting over.

Connect the accounts you use, bring the history you already built, and let Treasury keep the complete picture useful.

Connections

7 accounts total

Chase
Chase (3)
Sapphire Preferred $1,247.32
Total Checking $8,420.18
Robinhood
Robinhood (2)
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo (2)

Connect

Every institution, one current view.

Read-only sync keeps balances and transactions current across more than 12,000 US financial institutions.

All done

Imported 2,418 transactions

Your history is now in Treasury.

Transactions

2,418

36 duplicates skipped

New categories

8

Accounts

6

4 merged · 2 new

Categorization is running. Imported transactions will get categories over the next few minutes.

You can undo this import within 7 days.

Import

Bring the history you already built.

Move over transactions from supported apps or CSV, with duplicate detection, category mapping, and a seven-day undo window.

Money Flow

This month

$7,700 → $6,120

Money flow: $7,700.00 in from 2 sources, $5,620.00 out to 5 categories; largest is Housing at $2,400.00.
Salary$6,500.00Other income$1,200.00Housing$2,400.00Savings$1,500.00Food$820.00Bills$540.00Travel$360.00

Understand

See how the month moves.

Trace income into spending and savings with the same money-flow view used inside Treasury.

Keep it trustworthy

Less fixing. A picture you can trust.

Treasury handles the repeatable work, keeps money moving between your own accounts from distorting the picture, and makes the remaining judgment calls fast.

Auto-Categorize Mode

Hands-free

All

Every transaction is categorized for you. You can always adjust later.

Balanced

Confident only

Auto-Categorizes only when highly confident. You review the rest.

Manual

None

Auto-Categorize will be disabled. You categorize everything manually.

Learn

Categorization that follows your lead.

Choose how much Treasury should automate. Predictions stay visible and editable.

Review Transactions

3 / 12
Whole Foods

Whole Foods

Jul 12 · Chase Sapphire

$82.43

Category

Review

Clear the edge cases without losing an evening.

Turbo Review turns the uncategorized remainder into a focused, keyboard-first flow.

Handle Internal Transfers

Choose what Treasury should do when money moves between your own accounts.

Leave Unreviewed
Exclude from Budget
Auto- Delete

Exclude from Budget

Drops the transfer from budgets and spending totals so a credit-card payoff does not double-count, but keeps it visible in your list.

Reconcile

Card payments stop looking like new spending.

Treasury matches internal transfers and lets you choose exactly how they affect budgets and review.

Privacy and security

Your financial data stays yours.

Treasury can help you understand your money without moving it, selling it, or building an advertising business around it.

Read-only connections

Treasury can read balances and transactions, but never move, withdraw, or pay with your money.

Encrypted financial data

Your financial information is protected in transit and at rest, with bank credentials kept outside Treasury.

No ads or data sales

You are the customer. Treasury does not sell your financial data or build an advertising business from it.

Common questions

See how much further your money can go.

Let Treasury uncover missed opportunities and show you what is possible across your entire financial life.

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