Coming to iPhone and Android

Money, simple.

Connect your bank accounts and cards once. Cashfield sorts every transaction, finds your subscriptions and bills, and shows how this month is going. No budgets to build, nothing to fix.

Read-only bank access through Plaid
No ads, data never sold
7-day free trial at launch

Cashfield’s Overview screen with example data: cashflow of $3,908.05 for August 1 to 16, with Money In of $4,141.00 and Money Out of $232.95, above a Budgets tile showing $211.95 spent of a $400 monthly budget

Thousands of US and Canadian banks and credit cards, connected through Plaid
Nothing to set up: no categories to create, no rules to write
Paid for by subscribers, never by ads

What you get

Everything it works out for you

See how this month is going

Your spending so far against the same days last month, drawn as it builds. Green where you had spent less by that day, red where you had spent more.

Cashfield’s Spending over time chart with example data: the running total for August 1 to 16 drawn against July’s, shaded green where spending was lower, above the shops paid

Cashfield’s Recurring payments screen with example data: an estimate of what subscriptions and bills cost a month, the charges coming up and the active subscriptions

Every subscription and bill, found for you

Cashfield spots what repeats in your own transactions, estimates what it all costs a month and says when to expect each charge.

Budgets and reports, if you want them

Set a budget for the month or any category and see what is left as you spend. Every Monday and every 1st, a report on the week or month that ended.

Cashfield’s spending categories with example data, each with its budget: Food and drink close to its budget with $15.15 left, Transport with $84.88 left and Entertainment with $13.01 left

Cashfield reads. It never moves money.

Read-only access

Cashfield can read balances and transactions. It can’t move money or make a payment.

Your password stays at your bank

You sign in on your bank’s own page through Plaid. Cashfield never sees or stores it.

No ads. Never sold.

Cashfield is paid for by its subscription, so your information is never the product.

Before you join

When does Cashfield launch?

Cashfield is coming to iPhone and Android. Join the waitlist, confirm your address from the email we send, and we’ll write once more, the day it is in the App Store and Google Play.

How much does it cost?

US$9.99 a month or US$79.99 a year in the US, and CA$13.99 a month or CA$114.99 a year in Canada, after a 7-day free trial. You subscribe and cancel through the App Store or Google Play.

Is it safe to connect my bank?

Cashfield connects through Plaid, which banks and thousands of apps use for exactly this. You sign in on your bank’s own page, Cashfield never sees your password, and the access is read-only: it can’t move money or make payments.

What happens to my email address?

We use it only to ask you to confirm it and to tell you when Cashfield launches. It is kept by Brevo, our email provider, and is never shared, sold or used for advertising, and it isn’t linked to anything in the app. Every email has a link to unsubscribe, or write to info@ovesyantechinc.com.

Be first in line

One email to confirm, and one when Cashfield is in the App Store and Google Play.