Epiphany Money

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Your money, explained in plain sentences.

Epiphany Money is a private personal finance app. It puts all your accounts in one place and tells you what's safe to spend, what you're worth and what's leaking, with the math one click away.

One email when it opens. Nothing else.

The Epiphany Money home screen: what's safe to spend until payday, a dining-out change, a savings goal and three leaks. The same home screen on a phone.

What it tells you

Real sentences from the app, for a made-up person.

Safe to spend

$10,544 is safe to spend until payday on Friday.

Net worth

You're worth $77,798, up $448 in August.

Budget

Your budget for groceries is on track, with $323 left in September.

Goal

At $621 a month, you'll reach your Emergency fund goal in January 2027, ahead of Dec 31, 2027.

Paycheck

Of your $2,412 paycheck on Aug 21, $2,235 went out by Sep 3, most of it on bills. You kept $177.

Spending change

You spent $679 on dining out in August, $361 more than a usual month.

Forgotten subscription Leak

$2.99 a month to Apple has added up to $39 over 13 months.

Price increase Leak

Spotify went from $10.99 to $11.99 a month in June. That's $12 more a year for the same thing.

What's in the app

Net worth of $77,798 drawn day by day over a year, beside the accounts it's made of.

Know what you're worth

Everything you have, less everything you owe, day by day.

Investments worth $57,518, drawn over time and split into funds, ETFs, stocks and cash.

See what you hold

Each holding, what it's worth and what it cost.

A groceries budget with $323 left, beside budgets suggested from usual spending.

Budgets from your own spending

Suggested from your last three months, then tracked for you.

A paycheck split into bills, savings and what was left over.

Follow each paycheck

Bills, savings and what was left, for every pay period.

Subscriptions with two leaks flagged: a price increase and a forgotten subscription.

Catch the leaks

Forgotten subscriptions, price increases and double charges.

Asking “Where did my money go this month?” and getting spending by category.

Ask in your own words

“Where did my money go this month?” gets a straight answer and the rows behind it.

Our promises

Your data isn't for sale

Your money details are never sold, shared or used for ads.

Every number shows its math

Tap “Show me why” to see the transactions behind any sentence.

No investment advice

It shows what you have and where it goes. It never tells you what to buy or sell.

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One email when it opens. Nothing else.