Your balances, filled in from your bank.
In the United States, setup on any plan can bring your accounts in once, from your bank through Stripe or from Apple Wallet. On Ultra, Cashrou keeps them up to date. It can only read: it never sees your bank password and cannot move money.
The payday routine starts from what you hold. Typing it takes a minute. Letting your bank say it takes none.
Through Stripe
You sign in to your bank on Stripe's own screens, and you choose which accounts to share. Cashrou never sees your bank password.
Nothing merges without you
Each linked account is matched to one you already have, or added as new, and only Add writes anything. Cancel at any step and nothing changes.
Transactions, if you want them
Choose how far back: from today, or the last 30, 90 or 180 days. They arrive on the Transactions tab, ready to categorise.
Apple Wallet on iPhone
Apple Card, Apple Cash and Savings come in from Wallet on iPhone, with Apple's own sheet deciding which accounts and from when.
Connecting a bank.
One sheet, start to finish, and you can stop at any step.
The specifics
Setup works with every plan: connect a bank, use a spreadsheet, or enter it yourself. A bank connected during setup brings in your balances and up to 90 days of activity once. Keeping balances up to date from your bank is part of Ultra, which is sold in the United States only. Without it, everything still works by hand.
Works with
See it against your own numbers.
Plans from $4.99 a month on iPhone and iPad. Yearly plans start with seven days free.