Savyy: Personal Finance

Savyy

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About this app

See all your money in one clear view.

Connect your bank accounts. Savyy brings balances, transactions, budgets, savings, investments and spending patterns together, so you don't have to rebuild everything in a spreadsheet.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Connect accounts from supported European banks with read-only access
• Enable AI to categorize transactions automatically
• See income and spending by category, account and period
• Set budgets, savings goals and alerts
• Track stocks, ETFs, portfolios, other assets and total net worth
• Review subscriptions and cash flow, export transactions and schedule financial reports

HOW IT WORKS

1. Create your Savyy account.
2. Connect a bank through a regulated open banking provider.
3. Review your complete financial picture and adjust categories, budgets or goals whenever you need.

HOW SAVYY HANDLES YOUR DATA

Your bank login details never pass through Savyy. Bank connections use your consent and can be revoked. If you enable AI categorization, Savyy anonymizes the information used for classification and never uses your data to train a model. Your data is encrypted and never sold.

START FREE

The free plan includes one bank connection, automatic categorization, basic analytics and market data. Savyy+ adds unlimited bank connections and access to premium tools. Some features require Savyy+.

Download Savyy and get a clearer view of your money.
Savyy, plan today, prosper tomorrow.
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Questions? Contact us at [e-mail]

Terms of Use: https://savyy.net/tos
Privacy Policy: https://savyy.net/privacy-policy

What’s new

Expected income: count your salary in this month's figures before it lands, from your last salary or an amount you set.

Subscriptions: create your own categories, plus three new ones (Sports, Savings, Banking).

Home screen widgets rebuilt, and their shortcuts now open the right screen.

Also fixed: investment accounts showing 0 when the bank sends no holdings, dividends held in another currency, category names in charts, and bottom sheets you couldn't scroll.