All your accounts in one place
Checking, savings, credit cards, and brokerages from 12,000+ institutions, side by side. Balances refresh on their own, so the total is the total.
Bud connects your banks, cards, and brokerages through Plaid, then keeps the month in order: one number for everyday spending, cards counted once, net worth updated every day.
Connects to 12,000+ institutions through Plaid
Bud
Net worth
$184,320
+$2,140 since the start of the month
What Bud keeps current
Connect an account and these four look after themselves.
Checking, savings, credit cards, and brokerages from 12,000+ institutions, side by side. Balances refresh on their own, so the total is the total.
A snapshot every day across every account, plus the things a bank cannot see: the house, the car, the cash in a drawer.
$184,320
+$31,480 this year · snapshot taken daily
Bud picks out the charges that repeat, says when each one lands next, and flags the ones that quietly went up.
Everything arrives sorted. Move one charge to the right category and Bud offers to remember the merchant, then fixes the ones it already filed wrong.
Always file Whole Foods Market under Groceries?
What you decide
Name the fixed bills once. Everything else you spend shares a single pool.
Everyday spending shares a single pool, so the only question each week is how much of it is left.
A charge on a card is spending. Paying that card off is a transfer, not a second expense.
Travel, gifts, and the annual renewals keep their own line, so one trip does not read as a bad month.
Left to spend
$397
$6,603 spent of $7,000 planned