Accounts, spending, budgets, recurring payments and debts — held in the currencies you actually use and rolled up into one number you can trust. Ask Rasa AI about any of it, in your own language.
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A finance app should answer four questions without you digging. Rasa Money answers all four — and keeps answering them when your money sits in more than one currency.
Bank accounts, cash, credit cards, crypto wallets and investments — each in the currency it actually holds. Settled balance and available balance are tracked separately, so you can see what has cleared and what is merely committed.
Income, expenses and transfers, each with a two-level category, notes, commissions, cheque and tracking references, and linked refunds that reverse cleanly instead of being logged twice.
Limits scoped to the accounts and categories you choose, with live usage and status. Debts with installment schedules, payments, and how much of the balance is behind you. You get told at 80%, and again when you go past 100%.
Recurring transactions, scheduled payments and upcoming installments give you a forward view — and an approval inbox so nothing counts until you say it happened.
You don't need clients on three continents to get value from Rasa Money. But if you have them, this is the part other apps quietly get wrong.
Accounts, categories, budgets, subscriptions and debts in one place, with a dashboard that tells you where you stand without you building a spreadsheet first. Works perfectly well if every account you own is in the same currency.
You invoice in three currencies and still can't say what you earned this month. Each payment converts at the rate on the day it actually landed, so your income figure is a fact rather than an estimate that shifts with the market.
You live in one country, bank in another, and still send money home. Every account keeps its own currency — including the mortgage or loan back home — and the installment schedule shows what each payment really costs in the currency you earn.
New city, new currency, new cost of living, every few months. Timezone, date format and fiscal month start are yours to set, and records that span time keep the timezone they were created in — so moving countries doesn't quietly rewrite last year's periods.
Most finance apps convert everything at today's rate and call it multi-currency. That quietly rewrites your history every time the market moves. We built the engine the other way round.
Every transaction stores the exchange rate that applied on its own date, and every downstream figure — budget spend, net worth, category totals — reuses that stored rate instead of today's. Last March stays exactly as accurate next March. That single decision is what makes a multi-currency report trustworthy, and it is the hardest thing to bolt on later.
One account, one currency — chosen when you create it and protected once transactions exist. Your USD checking, EUR savings, TRY cash and crypto wallet sit side by side, each honest about what it actually holds.
Once a day's rates are stored they never expire and never change. A past-dated record is labelled "converted at the rate on that date" so you always know which rate you are reading.
Move money between two of your own accounts in different currencies. The pair rate is fetched live, shown in whichever direction reads better, and the effective rate you actually got is calculated from what you entered.
Accounts, budgets, recurring transactions and debts all roll up into the base currency you chose. Net worth is totalled across your active accounts at today's rates — one number, not eight.
Set the limit in the currency you plan in, then attach accounts in any currency. Matching expenses convert using the same locked rates as your ledger, so limit, spent and remaining always agree.
Schedule something ahead and it converts at today's rate, clearly badged as an estimate. When the date arrives the real rate is applied, your balance is corrected by the difference, and you're notified if the amount moved.
Rent, salary, subscriptions, transfers, loan installments. Set the schedule once and Rasa Money generates each occurrence, holds it for your approval, and reminds you before the next one is due.
Expense, income or transfer — one template per series, with its cycle, end date and default status. Subscriptions, rent, payroll and standing transfers all live in the same place. The template itself is never a transaction; it's the rule that creates them.
Rebuild past history from a series, hold today's occurrences for approval, or date them forward so they sit as scheduled until they're actually due.
Generated payments arrive as pending in your Cartable — the inbox for anything waiting on you. Pending moves your available balance but not your settled one, and never touches a budget until you confirm it happened.
Loans, installment plans, credit-card plans or money owed to a friend. Give it a total, a number of installments and a cycle; link it to an account so payments become real transactions, or keep it tracking-only so it never touches your balances.
The installment amount doesn't move, but the exchange rate does. The schedule stays in the debt's own currency while every payment is also shown in yours — so you can see what it actually costs you this month.
An installment reminder inside your lead-day window, an alert the moment one goes overdue, a note when a budget hits 80% and again if it goes over — in the app and in your inbox. And a nice one when a debt is finally paid off.
Budgets, imports, debts, analytics and an assistant that knows your numbers — without the spreadsheet chaos.
Pick the currency your limit lives in, then choose exactly which accounts and categories count toward it. One-time or recurring, with new periods created for you and overlap checked before you save.
Upload a CSV or XLSX export from any bank, anywhere. Rasa AI can read the file's structure, suggest a category per row and even spot repeating subscriptions — but every suggestion goes through you before a single record is created.
Add a loan or installment plan with its real schedule. Rasa Money tracks each payment against the outstanding balance, shows what's left, flags what's overdue, and converts the whole thing into your base currency.
Income, expense, net and budget spend for the last 30 days, each compared against the 30 before it. Cash flow over the window you choose. Top categories by amount and by frequency. Net worth across every active account, converted at today's rates.
No bank login — we never connect to your bank. Export, reset and deletion ask for your password again.
Rasa AI reads your real accounts, budgets, categories and recent transactions to answer questions in plain language — and it knows the product too, so "how do I create a budget?" gets a real answer.
Rasa AI is built into Rasa Money rather than bolted onto it. It reads your accounts, budgets, categories and recent transactions — so the answers are about your money, not money in general.
You earned $4,200 this month across your USD and EUR accounts. Dining is 18% over budget; groceries are on track. Six recurring transactions totalled $86, and your car loan is halfway paid off.
One tap turns your income, spending, budgets and recent activity into a natural-language read of where you stand — written in your display language. It runs when you ask for it, not on every page load.
Ask what you spent on dining last month, why a budget moved, or how to set up a recurring transfer. Responses stream as they're written, render as proper formatted text, and stay in your browser rather than on our servers.
Point it at a spreadsheet and Rasa AI works out which column is the date, which is the amount and which describes the transaction — then suggests a category per row and flags rows that look like a subscription. If it can't tell, it says so and falls back to plain detection.
No accounting background required. Four steps to a complete picture — or explore the whole product with demo data first and clear it when you're ready for the real thing.
Bank accounts, cash, credit cards, crypto wallets and investments — each in its own currency, with the opening balance you declare. Not sure yet? Load demo data and click around first.
Pick the currency you think and plan in. Everything rolls up into it while every original amount stays intact underneath. Set your timezone, date format and fiscal month start while you're there.
Log transactions by hand, or bring years of statements in through the import wizard. Map the columns once, review every row, and nothing is created until you confirm.
Cap spending in one budget currency while money moves across accounts in any currency. Add recurring transactions for the things that repeat, track what you owe, then ask Rasa AI how it's going.
Some of these need a multi-currency engine. Some just need a finance app that takes the boring parts seriously. Rasa Money handles both.
You invoiced in USD, EUR and GBP and still can't say what you earned. Each payment converts at the rate it actually landed on — and stays converted at that rate forever.
Old salary in one currency, new one in another, history spread across both. Every past transaction keeps the rate of its own date, so the year still adds up when you look back at it.
Software in USD, a phone plan in TRY, rent in EUR. Set each as a recurring transaction once; every occurrence is generated in its own currency and waits in your inbox for a nod.
Export the files, map the columns once, let the AI suggest categories, review the rows, and land your entire history in a single sitting — categorised and converted.
The installment doesn't move but the exchange rate does. The schedule stays in the loan's currency while every payment shows what it actually costs you in yours.
The most common case of all, and the one we didn't want to leave out. Categories, budgets, recurring bills, a debt schedule and a dashboard that adds up. No border-crossing required.
Everything below is shipped and running in the product today.
See every capabilityFive account types — bank, credit card, crypto wallet, investment and cash — each in one currency, with a default account preselected across the product. Settled and available balances are tracked separately and are always derived from your transactions, never typed over.
Mid-market rates from a single central provider, stored per calendar day and permanent once written. Every transaction remembers the rate set it used, and every downstream calculation reuses it — which is why your figures don't drift.
Three transaction types and six statuses that each move balances differently. Categories, notes, commissions, cheque and tracking references, and refunds that link back to the original and reverse it cleanly.
One template per series with its own cycle, end date and default status. Occurrences are generated for you and can be backfilled, paused, or dated ahead. Subscriptions, rent, payroll and standing transfers all fit.
Loans, installment plans, credit-card plans and personal debts, with real schedules and progress. Link a debt to an account so payments become transactions, or track it separately so it never touches your balances.
One-time or recurring budgets in a single currency, scoped to the accounts and categories you pick. Overlap is checked, new periods roll over automatically, and pausing keeps what's already counted.
Category groups holding subcategories, split into income and expense, each with its own icon and colour. Only subcategories attach to transactions, so your rollups stay meaningful instead of turning into a flat list of forty tags.
Everything waiting on a decision, in one screen. Generated payments and anything you saved as pending sit here until you confirm them — reducing available balance but never counting toward budgets or settled balances first.
Upload, map, review, confirm. Any file from any institution worldwide, with column mapping, type detection from amount signs, and support for Gregorian, Jalali and Hijri dates on the way in.
A streaming chat grounded in your accounts and recent transactions, a one-tap dashboard summary in your own language, and AI assistance inside the import wizard. Read-only by design — it answers and summarises, and can never write to your records.
Quick stats against the previous 30 days, cash flow over the window you choose, your most-used account, recent transactions, upcoming installments and recurring occurrences, and total net worth across every active account.
Budget thresholds, installment reminders and overdue warnings, new budget periods, generated recurring payments, and a note whenever an estimated exchange rate settles into a different amount — in the bell and in your inbox.
A built-in converter using current mid-market rates, a freshness indicator in the top bar with manual refresh, and clear labelling of which rate produced every converted figure you're looking at.
Six fully translated languages, five date formats, your own timezone, and a fiscal month start day that shifts every "this month" in the product. Records that span time keep the timezone they were created in, so relocating doesn't rewrite your history.
We never collect bank credentials because we never connect to a bank. Export, reset and deletion each re-check your password.
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