Fairsail turns the statements you already download from your bank into a clear weekly picture of your spending, savings and net worth. It runs on your device. Nothing is sent to us.
Free on the web. The iPhone app is coming soon.
| Oct 13 | Harbour Grocer | Groceries | $142.18 |
| Oct 14 | Power bill | Utilities | $118.40 |
| Oct 15 | Gas station | Car | $71.25 |
| Oct 17 | Transfer to TFSA | Savings | $200.00 |
| Oct 18 | Pub dinner | Eating out | $52.30 |
$166 left for the week, and eating out is the only category over its budget.
You never give Fairsail your banking password. Download your statements from your bank’s website and bring them in yourself.
Apps that sync everything automatically make it easy to stop looking. Ten minutes once a week is enough to notice where the money goes and catch mistakes.
No account, no Fairsail server, no ads, no tracking. Backups go wherever you choose, and you can lock them with a passphrase.
From your bank, card or investment account’s website. Most offer a download button on the account page.
Fairsail reads them on your device, removes duplicates and sorts each transaction into a category it learns from you.
Confirm anything new, see what’s left in your budgets, and watch your savings and net worth over time.
Bank websites are easiest on a computer, so that’s where most people download statements. Fairsail on the web is free and works in any modern browser.
To keep a computer and an iPhone in step, Fairsail saves one file in your own iCloud Drive, OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox. Each device reads and updates that file. It never passes through us.
Fairsail gives information, not financial advice. Figures are estimates based on what you enter. For advice about your situation, talk to a qualified professional.