Copilot Money
Best for: Apple users who love a polished design
$95
Per year
$13
Per month
As of · sources in Details
Pros
- Polished, easy to read
- Smart automatic categories
- Lower yearly price than some
Cons
- No Android app
- More of a tracker than a strict budget
Who it fits
You use Apple devices and like a clean design
What reviewers say
Reviewers call Copilot one of the best-looking budget apps, with categories that learn your habits. No Android app, and some see it as better for the big picture than strict budgeting.
Paraphrased from NerdWallet, The best budget apps; Engadget, The best budgeting apps.
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The numbers
The breakdown
A polished money app that sorts spending automatically and tracks cash flow, net worth and investments.
Copilot costs $95 a year (about $7.92 a month) or $13 a month, and offers a free trial. Its site lists web, iPhone, iPad and Mac. There's no Android app listed.
It sorts your spending automatically, tracks cash flow, net worth and investments, and flags subscriptions you may have forgotten.
Review themes, point by point
- Reviewers call it one of the best-looking budgeting apps around.
- Automatic categorization learns your habits over time.
- Reviews have described it as Apple-only. Its site now lists a web version too, but still no Android.
- Some see it as better for a big-picture view than for strict budgeting.
Reviews reflect each publisher's view on the day they wrote it.
All pros
- Polished, easy to read
- Smart automatic categories
- Lower yearly price than some
All cons
- No Android app
- More of a tracker than a strict budget
Might fit if
- You use Apple devices and like a clean design
Maybe look elsewhere if:
- You use Android