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Cleo. Cleo is an A.I. assistant for your money.
Money View Money View is a leading platform that offers all-in-one finance solutions such as track spends automatically, view bank account, set budgets, bill reminder, and much more.
EveryDollar Budgeting and expense tracking app
Zenmoney Beautiful way to record and plan your personal finances
NeuroMoney Money management tools for neurodiverse adults.
Money Dashboard Your personal finance assistant.
Masareef Reads your bank alerts and logs the spending for you
Timestamp Timestamp is real-time project, time and expense tracking in the cloud. Try Timestamp for free.

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SGfi.app SGfi is a Singapore personal finance platform offering free interactive tools for credit card comparisons, miles, retiring, etc.
KMyMoney KMyMoney is a personal finance manager for KDE.
Getbeel Getbeel connects to your Gmail and extracts every invoice automatically. Founders and brands use Getbeel to collect invoices, track spending, and save hours every month.
Fudget Fudget: Budget and expense tracking app come up with features to help you in managing your money by making a budget.
Budget Utopia Track spending, crush savings challenges, pay off debt, and see your net worth grow — all in one beautifully simple app. Meet your AI Money Coach that will give you answers on your actual finances.
Financier Personal budgeting software inspired by budget-to-zero and the envelope system.

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TripEx - Travel expense tracker App Travel together, split expenses without the confusion.
Flow — Budget & Expense Tracker Personal finance tracker: expenses, budgets & investments
Penny Minimalist AI personal finance and expense tracker.
Poka: Private Expense Tracker Fast offline-first expense tracker and budgeting app.

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Teamvoy Teamvoy is an AI transformation, engineering, and consulting company founded in 2013, working with fintech, healthcare, insurance, hi-tech, and manufacturing companies.
Basavaraj SH I help global banks and capital markets firms ship data, Digital Transformation and AI products that actually get used.
Valerie Phoenix Fractional CTO for startups @ Phoenixing

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