The best finance apps. Chosen by the community.
54 finance apps, chosen by the community. Top of this view: Finnit Money & Expense Tracker — #42 overall. The overall rank spans all apps and changes with every vote. How the ranking works →
Finance apps handle accounts, portfolios, household budgets, invoices and tax. This is the category where trust comes before feature count — and where a recommendation from people is worth more than a star rating.
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The decisive questions are unglamorous: who is behind the app, and is the company subject to supervision? How does the app reach account data — through the bank's regulated interface, or by taking credentials it stores itself? Is there two-factor sign-in, can the app be locked, and what happens to the data when you cancel? For budgeting and investment apps, add the cost side, including how a free offering earns its keep. It also pays to check whether transactions can be exported to an open format — at the latest when a tax return is due or when you change provider. Rates, fees and prices change constantly; an app can create an overview, but it does not replace advice.
This list is not investment advice. It shows which finance apps the community recommends, ordered by upvotes minus downvotes.
