Your net worth,
updated every morning.
- Assets
- $312,480
- Cash
- $24,310
- Investments
- $198,120
- Home
- $90,050
- Liabilities
- −$128,274
- Credit cards
- −$4,274
- Mortgage
- −$124,000
Connect your banks, cards, loans, and investments. Blockscale shows your net worth, budget, and recurring charges, and shares them with your household.
Your account is securely encrypted and we will never sell your data.
Learn how Blockscale keeps your account secure
Connect your banks, cards, loans, and investments. Blockscale keeps the balances current, sorts spending into categories, and finds the charges that repeat.
Blockscale has view-only access to your accounts and never sees your bank password.
I use Blockscale for my own family’s personal finances every day, so I built in the high level of security I demand for my own family’s data.
Your pay lands in dollars, your rent leaves in pounds, and your savings sit in euros. Blockscale shows all of it together.
I loved Mint. When it shut down, none of the replacements felt right, so I built my own. Blockscale is the app I actually open every day.
We keep separate accounts, but now I can finally see our joint finances. I can also see how much of it goes to golf. Too much.
Sample size: one household. More reviews will follow as soon as there are more users.
Everything in Household for 14 days.
No charge until day 15
Every account. Every subscription.
$96 billed annually
One shared picture for everyone at home.
$144 billed annually
Every plan has no ads, and your data is never sold.
Blockscale is coming soon. Subscribe and we’ll tell you when early access opens.
No. Connections are read-only. Blockscale sees balances and transactions and cannot start a transfer or a payment.
Your bank login never touches Blockscale; the bank handles the sign-in and grants read-only access. Connection tokens and imported records are encrypted. Remove an institution and its records go with it. Delete your account and every record is removed. Read the security details.
Blockscale connects to thousands of institutions in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the European Union. An account at an unsupported institution can be added as a manual account with its own balance and valuation date.
No. Blockscale shows every recurring charge, its next date, and any price change, so you can cancel with the provider before the next payment.
Yes. A household shares one set of accounts, budgets, and totals. Each member connects their own institutions with their own bank login, and only that member can update those connections.