“Private. Safe. Smart.”
“Cash flow tracking at your fingertips.”
“Spending categorization, powered by AI.”
“Budgets that make sense for you.”
“Never lose track of subscriptions.”
“Your finances, at a glance.”
“Human support along the way.”
“Light mode, when you need it.”
A closer look at the screenshots
Three award badges lead the opening slide.
Income and spending figures accompany green and red bars.
A linked Apple Card account appears in the category view.
Category deltas appear in a month-end budget breakdown.
Subscription cards show due dates beside a paid-total ring.
Enlarged bank balance cards sit beside a category ring.
Staff avatars appear beside a personal support greeting.
A light-theme screen appears with its theme control.
About this app
Apple Editor's Choice. Apple Design Award Finalist. "Made the jump from Mint years ago and never looked back. Run, don't walk." -App Store review "An app that I love and use." -MKBHD Available on Web, iPhone, Mac, and iPad. Copilot Money is a personal finance app built to help you navigate your finances with confidence. Track spending, budgets, investments, and net worth all in one beautifully designed place. It’s powered by smart automation and built with privacy at the center. We never sell your financial data or show ads. This app is a great fit whether you like to check your finances daily or only once in a while. Copilot Money brings every corner of your financial life into one place. No more switching between five banking apps. The award-winning design makes it all feel clear instead of chaotic. However you like to engage with your money, it's easy to stay on top of it without the stress. Ditch the spreadsheets and try it free for one month! KEY FEATURES • All-in-one view: Connect to tens of thousands of financial institutions, including direct integrations with Venmo, Apple Card, and Coinbase. • Auto-categorization: Copilot Intelligence handles your transactions automatically and learns your habits over time. • Smart budgets: Adaptive and fully customizable to how you actually spend. • Subscription tracking: Every recurring charge, including the ones you forgot about. • Savings goals: Set goals, link accounts and transactions, and track your progress. • Cash flow: Visualize income, spending, and net income across time to spot trends early. • Investment tracking: View performance, intra-day updates, and benchmark against market indexes. • Custom alerts: Notifications for overdraft fees, unusual spending, paydays, and more. • Human support: Real people in-app, ready to help when you need it. • Bank-level security: Your data is protected end-to-end. • Cross-device sync: Access your account via Web, iPhone, Mac, and iPad. THE BASICS • Pricing: Monthly or annual subscription with a 1-month free trial • Platforms: Web, iOS, macOS, and iPadOS • Institutions supported: 10,000+, US only • Rating: 4.8 stars, 30,000+ reviews • Awards: Apple Editor's Choice in Personal Finance, Apple Design Awards Finalist 2024, Apple Must-Have Finance Apps, Webby Award Winner • As featured in: The New York Times, TechCrunch, The Verge, Forbes Learn More: copilot.money Privacy Policy: copilot.money/privacy_policy California Privacy Policy: copilot.money/california-privacy-notice Terms of Service: copilot.money/terms_of_service Copilot Money works with US financial institutions only.
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Private. Safe. Smart.”
Three broad adjectives state qualities without explaining any of them.
“Cash flow tracking at your fingertips.”
The main noun phrase explains cash-flow tracking; “at your fingertips” adds mobile framing.
“Spending categorization, powered by AI.”
“Powered by AI” identifies the proposed mechanism for categorizing spending.
“Budgets that make sense for you.”
“For you” suggests personal fit without naming the available adjustments.
“Never lose track of subscriptions.”
“Never” overstates what subscription tracking can ensure.
“Your finances, at a glance.”
“At a glance” describes a summary view rather than a detailed workflow.
“Human support along the way.”
“Human” clearly distinguishes the support channel from automated help.
“Light mode, when you need it.”
The wording names an optional display setting without claiming a broader benefit.
How Finance sets are usually built
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