Bramble
Features

A complete view of your money.

Five tools that turn balances and transactions into something you can act on. All read-only, all in one app.

Net worth

Every account, added up into one honest number.

Connect checking, savings, credit cards, and loans. Bramble tracks what you own minus what you owe, updates as transactions post, and keeps every snapshot so you can watch the trend build over months.

  • All your US accounts in a single view
  • Assets minus debts, computed automatically
  • History saved so the trend line is real
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Net worth

$48,250

▲ $1,240 · 2.6% this month

Accounts

Checking$3,120
High-yield savings$18,400
Investments$29,850
Visa ····4821−$2,920
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Spending & money leaks

Find the subscriptions and price rises hiding in your statement.

Transactions are categorized for you, and Bramble watches the recurring ones. When a subscription renews, creeps up in price, or duplicates, it gets flagged — you decide what stays.

  • Automatic categories, no tagging homework
  • Alerts when a recurring charge goes up
  • A monthly picture of where it all went
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Spending

$2,480

spent so far in July

Groceries$620
Dining$340
Transport$180

Money leak found

Netflix went up $2.00$17.99/mo

3 subscriptions renew this week

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Pots

Savings goals with a target, a balance, and visible progress.

Make a pot for each thing you’re saving toward — an emergency fund, a trip, a deposit. Set the target and watch the ring fill. Your money never leaves your own accounts; pots organize it.

  • A progress ring for every goal
  • Targets and timelines you set yourself
  • Money stays in your accounts, always
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Pots

Saving toward what matters

Emergency fund

$4,200 of $6,000

+$150 this week

Japan trip

$1,150 of $3,000

+$150 this week

+ New pot
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Debt payoff

A clear plan from where you are to zero.

List balances and interest rates, then choose avalanche (highest rate first) or snowball (smallest balance first). Bramble orders the payments, tracks the paydown, and projects your debt-free date.

  • Avalanche or snowball — your call
  • A projected debt-free date that updates
  • Progress you can actually see
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Debt payoff
AvalancheSnowball

$12,400

left to pay off · 42% done

Visa ····4821PAY FIRST

$2,920 · 22.9% APR

Student loan

$9,480 · 5.2% APR

On track: debt-free by March 2027

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Money School

The US money basics, in minutes — not jargon.

Short, plain-English lessons on the things that actually matter here: 401(k) matches, Roth vs. traditional IRAs, HSAs, FDIC insurance, credit scores. Educational only — nothing to buy, ever.

  • 401(k), IRA, Roth, HSA, FDIC — explained simply
  • Two to five minutes per lesson
  • No products, no upsell, no advice
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Money School

Short lessons, plain English

2 of 8 complete25%

What's a 401(k) match?

3 min

Roth vs. traditional IRA

4 min

HSA: the triple tax break

3 min

Is my money FDIC-insured?

2 min

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Bank connections are powered by Stripe Financial Connections. Bramble requests only balances and transactions. It never receives your banking login and cannot move money.

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