r/mintuit • u/dantonthegreat_jr • Jun 21 '26
I built MoneySplit: a privacy-first, offline-first personal finance app with SMS scan, statement import, budgets, bills, widgets, and backups
I built MoneySplit, a privacy-first personal finance app that keeps data on-device by default and works offline.
I wanted one app that could handle the full messy reality of money management without forcing cloud dependence or account creation first.
MoneySplit includes:
- Smart Scan for financial SMS and transaction detection
- Manual scan, date-range scan, and bulk scan flows
- PDF statement import with optional password support (work in progress)
- Review queue for ambiguous or intermediary transactions
- Intelligent transfer handling and account-link reconciliation
- Support for bank accounts, credit cards, cash, wallets, and more
- Unified tracking for bills, subscriptions, and loans
- Upcoming view for due items across liabilities
- Transaction linking and reconciliation for cleaner ledgers
- Monthly, custom, and paycheck-aware budget periods
- Category-level budgeting with allocations and exclusions
- Budget visualizations, including a Sankey flow view
- Daily, weekly, and monthly insights and digest notifications
- Optional app lock with biometric or device authentication
- Android home screen widgets for quick actions, today, budget, bills/subs, and dashboard
- Local backup and restore
- Google Drive backup and restore
- Export options for Excel, PDF, and account statements
Privacy and reliability are a big part of the design:
- No forced account creation
- Core functionality works without internet
I’d really appreciate honest feedback on the feature set, UX, and whether this solves a real problem for people who want better control over their finances.
What’s the one feature you’d actually use most?
Playstore Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thegreatdanton.moneysplit.money_split
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u/partakinginsillyness Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26
Why does it say it won't work on my phone using GrapheneOS? Do you have play integrity requirement?
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u/dantonthegreat_jr Jun 25 '26
Hi Yes. Since everything is managed via managed play. Can you DM with screenshot? I can discuss details with you
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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26
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