Where does my money go? Find out, without a spreadsheet.
Busybee sorts every transaction from every bank you connect into categories and merchants, so you can see where the month went.
Payday comes, and a few weeks later it's gone.
Most of it isn't one big purchase. It's groceries, takeout, a few subscriptions and a lot of small taps, spread across more than one account.
Your bank app lists them one by one, which makes the pattern hard to see.
- The month runs out before the money shouldYou're not sure where it went, only that it went.
- Your spending is spread across banksEach bank's app only shows its own accounts.
- Statements are hard to readDescriptions like "TRADER JOES #542 BROOKLYN NY" don't say much at a glance.
How does Busybee show where it goes?
Your month in one place, broken down by category and by merchant.
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.
Spending by category
Your biggest categories this month, with the detail inside each one.
Spending by merchant
Every shop, biller and person you've paid, ranked by the month.
Clean names for messy descriptions
Different descriptions for the same shop are joined under one clean name.
Payments that arrive with these descriptions are grouped as Trader Joe's.
Common questions
How does Busybee work out where my money goes?
It gives every transaction a category and a clean merchant name, then adds up the month. Transfers between your own accounts are left out, so moving money never counts as spending.
Do I have to sort transactions myself?
No. Busybee sorts them for you. If one's wrong, change it once and later transactions with the same description follow.
Can I see more than one bank together?
Yes. Connect each bank you use and Busybee adds them into one view of the month.
Does it include cash spending?
It sees what goes through the accounts you connect. Cash you take out shows as the withdrawal, not what you later spent it on.
More use cases
- 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.
- A weekly money check-in →A few minutes a week to see what's new and keep it right.
