Input fatigue
Every transaction is a tiny chore. Miss three days and the whole thing becomes a guilt object.
A calm money companion · iOS beta
One quiet minute
with your money.
Stashly turns the daily money-check from a chore into a 60-second ritual. No spreadsheets. No 47 categories. No shame — just a gentle sense of where you are, and where you’re going.
No spam. No tracking. Leave anytime.
The honest part
Most money apps quietly make it worse.
You install one full of hope. A week in, you’re tagging coffees at 11 p.m. By month two it’s another red badge you’re avoiding. You’re not lazy. The tool is just asking for too much, too often, for too little in return.
Number overload
Twelve charts, eight categories, four time-ranges. Nothing tells you the one thing you actually wanted to know.
Quiet shame
Red bars. Angry arrows. “You went over budget.” It works for about a week, then you stop opening the app.
Five principles
How Stashly is different.
Five rules we won’t break. They shape every screen, every notification, every line of copy in the app.
Almost no manual input
Bank sync does the heavy lifting. Categories learn from one tap. The only thing you type is your goal.
One minute a day
A short daily check-in. If it ever takes longer, we’ve done our job wrong.
No overload of numbers
One screen, one number that matters today. Everything else lives politely behind a tap.
Progress, not shame
We never paint you red. We show how today moves the quest forward — even by a little.
AI explains, never decides
The assistant translates your spending into plain English. You stay in the driver’s seat. Always.
The daily ritual
Sixty seconds.
Three glances.
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01 · Glance
One honest number.
Today's safe-to-spend, on its own. No charts, no grids — just the one number that already accounts for bills, your active quest, and a small calm buffer.
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02 · Tag
One tap, not twelve.
Yesterday's purchases line up in a soft stack. One tap each, and Stashly remembers — so by week two there's almost nothing left to confirm.
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03 · Nudge
A quiet sentence.
One short, honest read from the assistant — not advice, just what changed since yesterday, and what it means for the quest you're on.
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Safe to spend
One number. The one that matters today.
Stashly subtracts what’s already promised — upcoming bills, this week’s quest pace, a quiet buffer — and shows you what’s actually yours to play with. Drag the slider to see how the number behaves.
Try moving the planned grocery budget. Notice that nothing turns red.
Safe to spend today
$214
until Friday · pace healthy
Privacy & security
Your money data stays yours.
End-to-end encrypted
Account data is encrypted on your device before it ever touches our servers. We can’t read it. Neither can a leak.
Zero ad tracking
No third-party trackers, no analytics SDKs in the app, no behavioural pixels on this page. Ever.
Guest mode & 2FA
Try Stashly without an account. When you’re ready, secure it with a passkey or hardware key — your call.
Join the beta
Be among the first to try Stashly.
iOS beta opens in waves. Early signups get the first invites, plus a say in what we build next.
You’re in. Quietly.
We’ll send one short email when your wave opens. Want to bring a friend who could use a calmer relationship with money? .
Questions
Short answers, no fine print.
Is Stashly a bank?
No. Stashly is a companion app. Your money stays where it already is. We read what your accounts allow us to read, via your bank’s official secure connection (Plaid / TrueLayer / FinAPI depending on region). We never move money.
Can I use it without connecting my bank?
Yes. Guest mode lets you try the whole experience with sample data. When you’re ready, you can connect a single account and see how Stashly feels on your real life.
How is this different from Monarch, YNAB, or Copilot?
Those apps optimize for power-users who enjoy spreadsheets. Stashly is for the rest of us — people who want one calm number per day and a sense of progress, not a hobby that happens to be about money.
Does the AI see my transactions?
Only anonymized aggregates, processed on-device wherever possible, never used to train external models. The full technical write-up will be on our docs site at launch.
When does it launch?
iOS beta is rolling out in small waves through 2026. Android follows once we’re sure the iOS experience is the kind of thing we’d hand to a friend.
How much will it cost?
A free tier with the daily ritual and one active quest. A paid tier (planned ~€4/month) for unlimited quests, multi- account, and the smarter AI summaries. Waitlist members get a meaningful founding-user discount.
Where can I send feedback?
Write to hello@stashly.app — a real person reads each one. The app itself is built in the open spirit, even if the source isn’t public yet.