Transaction management
Every charge sorted into a category automatically, with rules you can teach when it guesses wrong. Search, filter, bulk-edit, and undo a whole import in one click.
Dough connects your accounts, sorts every transaction, watches your budgets and reviews your portfolio — then tells you what actually changed, in plain language. No spreadsheets, no jargon, no shame.
Five things that usually live in five different apps — and the one that reads all of them together.
Every charge sorted into a category automatically, with rules you can teach when it guesses wrong. Search, filter, bulk-edit, and undo a whole import in one click.
Link banks, brokerages and crypto exchanges once. Balances, holdings and transactions refresh on their own — or on demand, when you want to see something now.
Shares, average cost, live prices and gain/loss per position — plus allocation and net-worth charts that redraw themselves after every sync.
Ask Dough anything about your own money — "why was last month expensive?", "can I afford this?" — and get an answer grounded in your actual figures rather than general advice.
Invite the people you actually share money with. Everyone in a household sees the same accounts — and no household can see another's, ever.
Set a limit and Dough watches it for you — flagging the categories drifting over before the month ends, not after.
A list of transactions is a record. Dough reads the record and reports the story: the subscription that quietly went up, the category running 40% hot, the bill landing on Thursday that your balance has not accounted for.
Going over budget is a fact to work with, not a failing. Dough is warm without being cute, direct without being alarming, and he will never use fear to get your attention — which, in a product that knows what you earn and what you owe, is the whole difference.
Create an account and connect one thing. Dough will have something to say about it before you have finished linking the second.