Pavyn

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About this app

Pavyn, the budgeting app that learns what you learn.

Managing a budget is always the same old story. Excel spreadsheets, bank statements, forgotten items, accounts that never add up. Pavyn changes all that by learning from your habits: the more you use it, the less it asks of you.

— WHAT PAVYN DOES FOR YOU —

• Automatic detection of internal transfers
Transferring money from your checking account to your savings account? Pavyn recognizes it as an internal transfer. No double counting.

• Merchant memory
Carrefour, Intermarché, Netflix... You categorize once, and Pavyn remembers it every time.

• Grouped installment payments
A purchase in installments? Pavyn creates all the installments and groups them together with a progress bar.

• Clear Analysis Page
Expense breakdown spreadsheet, table by category, and statistics for 3, 6, and 12 months. You see exactly where your money goes.

• Biometric lock
Fingerprint or PIN code to unlock your account. Your data remains private.

• Savings goals
Set a goal (vacation, car, home improvements, etc.) and track your progress month after month.

— WHAT PAVYN DOESN'T DO —

• No automatic bank login. You stay in control.

• No intrusive ads (and zero ads in Premium).

• No sharing of your financial data with third parties.

— FREE AND PREMIUM —

Free version: 1 account, 3 budgets, all the essential features.

Pavyn Premium (€2.50/month): unlimited accounts and budgets, automatic bank statement import, transfers between accounts, savings goals, advanced statistics, no ads.

No commitment, cancel anytime.

— DESIGNED IN FRANCE —

Pavyn is designed and operated in France. Your data is stored on European servers (Supabase EU). For any questions: [e-mail]

More info: pavyn.co

What’s new

Pavyn is now on Play Store.

• Redesigned home screen, easier to read
• Operations split into "upcoming" and "past" (like your bank app)
• Edit operation: editable date, category filtered by type, "Confirm in bank" toggle for manual pointing
• Internal transfers to savings now count in the Savings budget
• "Remaining to spend" recalculated cleanly
• Shared expense: the spending appears directly in your operations
• Premium offered during launch