The hard part
is gone.
Eleven changes, and the big one is that FloosYo stopped asking you to type. Here is everything that landed.
plus 4 improvements · 298 brand logos · a whole new look
Pick your bank.
That is the whole setup.
Sign in on your bank's own screen, then choose which budget it feeds. Your login never touches FloosYo. What comes back is every purchase, already sorted into a category, with the merchant's real logo on it.
The subscriptions you forgot
find themselves.
Your bank already knows which charges repeat. FloosYo reads that and files each one as a recurring expense, at the right amount on the right rhythm. Netflix, the gym, the thing you signed up for in 2023. Nothing to hunt down.
Money coming in,
not just going out.
FloosYo used to only know what you spent. Now it knows what you earn. Log a paycheck, or let your bank hand it over, and your budget grows by exactly that much.
Put your savings goal
on autopilot.
Name it, give it a face, drag the dial to the number. From then on, skip a bill and the money moves into the goal by itself, so what you did not spend becomes what you saved. One goal at a time, set up from the new Actions button.
Call it what
you actually call it.
Every category can be renamed, recoloured and given a different icon. Sixteen colours and the whole icon set, so the list reads in your words rather than ours. They live under Actions too.
Your money, before
you open the app.
Five widgets for your home screen. What is due today and how many bills that is, how far along your goal is, and where your budgets stand. Small and medium sizes, and the budget one lets you choose which budget it watches.
Also in this release.
298 real brand logos
Netflix looks like Netflix. Starbucks looks like Starbucks. Your expense list stops looking like a spreadsheet and starts looking like your life.
Budgets in your order
Hold a budget, drag it where it belongs. The one you check every morning goes first, not wherever it happened to be created.
A whole new look
New display typeface, a rebuilt home screen and a features page that shows you the app instead of describing it. Light and dark, both properly made.
Improved onboarding
A new account used to be a wall of empty sections. Now every section that cannot fill yet says so, names the one thing that opens it, and hands you a form that is already filled in.
Your free week
is still sitting there.
Seven days, free, the whole app. Connect a bank, set a goal or customize your categories,
and see what the month actually looks like.
1-week free trial.