Finance App Roundups

We compared 4 apps specifically for managing a 401(k), Roth IRA, brokerage, and crypto across one dashboard. Which apps handle the multi-account investor well?

Ads in finance apps aren't neutral — they're credit card upsells and advisor solicitations that can cost more than the subscription fee they replace. We ranked the best ad-free options.

We compared 5 finance apps that sync automatically — no manual transaction entry, no spreadsheet maintenance. Fully automated account tracking.

With Ellevest absorbed into Betterment in April 2025, there's a clear gap in women-focused finance tools. We ranked the best options for women investors today.

We compared 6 personal finance apps specifically for high-earning professionals managing investment accounts, equity compensation, and growing net worth.

We compared 5 apps specifically for investment tracking — not just account aggregation, but portfolio performance, allocation analysis, and multi-account investment visibility.

Mint shut down March 2024 with 3.6 million active users. We compared 6 replacement apps by use case — because different Mint users need different replacements.

We compared 5 apps specifically for tracking net worth — account aggregation depth, investment visibility, and real net worth calculation. Not just budgeting apps with a balance view.

An honest review of Copilot Money: what it does well, where it falls short, and whether it's worth $95/year for high-earning women investors.

An honest Monarch Money review for high earners. We cover what it does well (household budgeting, couples), what it skips (investment analytics, RSU tracking), and who should look elsewhere.