Enter your balances once a month. Fyrgo works out what you're accumulating and shows you the whole picture, month after month.
Free for your first three monthly entries. No account, and your data stays on your phone.
Your data is stored on-device, and every calculation runs there too. Nothing to sign up for, no sync, no analytics on your money, no ads.
Everything adds up to a single figure, and every month shows what went up, what went down, and by how much. Swipe to see your averages and how the total is split.
Add all your bank accounts, investment portfolios, real estate and loans, so you can enter their monthly values and see your financial statistics.
Follow your portfolios together and one by one. Pick a time frame and Fyrgo shows what they are worth, what they gained or lost, and how much money you moved in and out.
Copy last month and change only what actually moved. Anything you don't touch carries over, and a reminder can nudge you when it's time to fill in a new month.
Enter your loan details once and the app automatically calculates and pre-fills the values in your monthly entries. It also gives you a clear overview of your pay-off progress.
Look at any period, from the last three months to your whole history, and filter down to cash, investments or property. Every account and portfolio has a chart of its own too.
Take a full backup and import it on a new phone, or export to CSV and open your history in any spreadsheet.
There's one subscription and it covers everything the app does. Your first three monthly entries are free, so you can see a quarter of history before you decide.
Prices are shown in euro. Apple and Google set the local price in every other country themselves, so what you pay in your own currency won't be an exact conversion. Your App Store or Play Store listing shows the real amount before you confirm anything. You subscribe and cancel through the store, not through Fyrgo.
There's no server holding your finances, so there's nothing to sign up for and nothing that can be breached. The privacy policy explains exactly how that works.
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