A weekly money check-in. A few minutes, once a week.
Busybee lists what's new since you last looked, so a quick check each week keeps your picture of the month right.
Checking your spending shouldn't take an evening.
Going through a month of transactions in one sitting is a chore, so it gets put off.
Leave it too long and the month is over before you've seen how it went.
- A month of transactions at onceToo many to go through at once.
- No way to know what you've already seenScrolling back to find where you stopped.
- Finding out at the end of the monthToo late to change how it goes.
How does Busybee keep the check-in quick?
A short list of what's new, fixes that stick, and the month at a glance.
New transactions in one list
Mark them reviewed one at a time or all at once.
Fixes that apply everywhere
Change a merchant's category and its past and future transactions follow.
How the month is going
What you've spent so far, and whether you're ahead of or behind last month.
$46 left with 6 days to go. $476 less than August.
What's coming up
Bills and subscriptions still due this month.
Common questions
How long does a check-in take?
It depends on how much you spend. Transfers between your own accounts and regular payments you've confirmed clear on their own, so the list holds only what's new.
What if I skip a week?
Nothing is lost. New transactions stay in the list until you tick them, however long it's been.
Can I clear everything at once?
Yes. Once you've checked them, mark them all reviewed at once.
Where do I see how the month is going?
On the Overview: what you've spent so far, whether you're ahead of or behind last month, and the bills still to come.
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.
- All your banks in one place →Every bank you use, in one view of your money.
- Spend less on the everyday →See what groceries, takeout and coffee really add up to.
