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Reads your money · can never move it

Your whole money picture, honestly told.

Bring the accounts you choose into one private financial space. See where you stand, what changed, and the records behind it — without giving FinCtrl permission to move money.

Creating an account connects nothing. You choose every source later, one at a time.

Built in visible stages

What you can use now — and what is still being built.

FinCtrl is being rebuilt from its financial foundations. These labels are part of the product contract, not marketing fine print.

Where you stand

Available

One place for the financial sources you choose.

Connect a supported bank account when you choose. Each synced record keeps the source needed to check it later.

What changed

Available

New activity without rewriting history.

Synced and imported transactions retain their source evidence and revision history, so a correction does not erase what arrived before.

What needs attention

Beta

Know when FinCtrl needs your decision.

FinCtrl can already track connection health and process supported statement files. The rebuilt screens for reviews, imports and clearer next actions are still being completed.

What comes next

Planned

Plan beyond today’s account balance.

Savings goals, payslips, recurring-spend insights, investment valuation and forecasting remain planned work — not finished features.

Permission comes later

An account opens a space. Nothing else.

Signup does not connect a bank, read your email, start a payment, or import anything. Each source has its own later step with a clear explanation before you approve it.

The current build also supports a complete space export and owner-confirmed deletion without a support request.

Your space
Created after sign-in. It starts empty and private to you.
Bank access
Requested separately, one connection at a time, only when you choose.
Email and payslips
No inbox access is requested. Payslip and email ingestion are planned.
Payments
FinCtrl has no action that initiates a payment or moves your money.

Start with an empty space.

Creating an account requests no bank access, no inbox access, and no permission to initiate payments.