Monies

Personal & family budgeting

Personal finances,
together.

A private household tool for bringing bank and credit-card transactions into one place, organizing expenses, and keeping track of shared spending.

Get in touch

For personal use; no public sign-up.

How it works

From transactions
to a clearer picture.

  1. Connect your accounts

    Plaid connects authorized bank and credit-card accounts after you complete your institution’s sign-in and consent flow.

  2. Organize spending

    Monies brings posted transactions into a local workspace for personal and shared expense classification.

  3. Review the month

    Classified transactions can be exported into monthly files for household budgeting and review.

Privacy information

Your accounts.
Your household.

Last updated September 13, 2026

What the app accesses

With your authorization, Plaid supplies account names, account types, masked account numbers, available balance information, and transaction details such as dates, descriptions, amounts, and merchant information. The app uses these to organize personal and family finances.

Where information is kept

The Monies application stores its account data, connection tokens, classifications, and exports locally on the operator’s computer. Financial data is not published on this website. Local files remain until the operator deletes them; backups may retain copies.

Plaid and account connections

Plaid processes connection and financial information under its own privacy policy. Bank sign-in happens through Plaid or your institution. You can manage supported connections through Plaid Portal or your bank. Disconnecting an account does not automatically delete previously downloaded local records.

This website

This is an informational page. It has no account sign-in, bank-data forms, advertising, or analytics scripts. The hosting provider may process standard web request logs to serve and secure the page.

Questions or deletion requests

Contact Łukasz Koprowski at lukasz@koprowski.us about the app, its data use, or deletion of local records.