All your banks in one place. One view of your money.
Connect each bank you use and Busybee brings your balances and spending together, so you don't have to add it up across apps.
Your money is spread across banks.
A checking account at one bank, a credit card at another, savings or a mortgage somewhere else.
Each app shows its own piece, so seeing the whole picture means opening all of them and adding it up yourself.
- One app per bankEach one only shows its own accounts.
- Transfers look like spendingMoney moved between your own accounts appears as money out.
- No single totalWorking out what you have means adding up balances by hand.
How does Busybee bring it together?
Every account you share, grouped and totalled, with your spending across all of them.
Balances side by side
Cash and savings, credit cards and loans, grouped with a total for each.
One month across every bank
Money in and money out from every account you connect, with transfers between them left out.
$7,200 in, $5,004 spent.
Common questions
Which banks can I connect?
The banks and credit unions you connect: checking, savings, credit cards and loans. You choose which accounts each one shares.
Do I have to connect every bank?
No. Connect the ones you want to see, and choose which accounts each one shares. Your plan sets how many banks you can connect.
Are transfers between my banks counted as spending?
No. Money moved out of one of your accounts and into another is matched up and left out of your spending and income.
What if I connect the same account twice?
It's only counted once, even if it's shared under more than one consent.
More use cases
- Where your money goes →See where every dollar went, by category and merchant.
- Find every subscription →Every subscription and bill, and what they cost each month.
- Stick to a budget →A monthly budget per category, and what's left as the month goes.
- Spend less on the everyday →See what groceries, takeout and coffee really add up to.
- A weekly money check-in →A few minutes a week to see what's new and keep it right.
