A beautifully designed money tracker for Apple users, now on the web too
- Financial management
- Expense tracking
Local-only Mac app for net worth, spending, investments and options tracking
Research-based review, not hands-on testing. Last researched .
Budgetr is a macOS (Apple Silicon) desktop app that tracks net worth, transactions, monthly category budgets, investments, options and tax lots. It connects to banks through the user's own Plaid keys and stores everything in a local SQLite database, with no vendor server. It leans toward investment and net-worth tracking more than classic budgeting.
Best for: Mac users with brokerage and options accounts who want a private, local net-worth and spending dashboard and can set up their own Plaid keys
Net worth history, auto-categorized transactions, monthly budgets, anomaly alerts, holdings and cost basis, options chains, tax lots, live demo
Budgetr is a macOS (Apple Silicon) desktop app that tracks net worth, transactions, monthly category budgets, investments, options and tax lots. It connects to banks through the user's own Plaid keys and stores everything in a local SQLite database, with no vendor server. It leans toward investment and net-worth tracking more than classic budgeting.
Quick profile, not a full review. Built on 2026-09-29 from the vendor site, store listings and public sources. No hands-on testing: I did not sign up, start a trial or connect a bank.
Founding year; Formal GitHub release dates (commit date used as proxy); Data import and export beyond tax-lot CSV; Manual entry, goals, multi-currency, shared budgets, debt payoff, bill reminders; iOS app availability; Independent reviews.
Latest repo commit mentions swapping the checkout provider while the pricing page links Polar.
Ratings are set separately against a shared rubric.
A beautifully designed money tracker for Apple users, now on the web too
Bank-synced spending tracker with needs/wants/savings review and a safe-to-spend figure
Open-source, local AI advisor that analyzes your bank data for spending insights
Not a personal budgeting app