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Money Map

Every asset has a place on the map

A personal finance app born from a very ordinary need: seeing the whole picture of your assets in a few seconds.

There was a time when I realized that managing our family finances was slowly becoming a second job.

Work during the day. Pick up my child in the afternoon. Tend the garden on weekends.

In those small pockets of time, I kept opening an Excel file.

Not because I loved Excel. It was simply where everything lived.

Income. Expenses. A few savings. Assets I wanted to follow. And the numbers I needed to remember.

Over time, the spreadsheet grew longer. Life grew busier too.

What I needed was no longer another Excel sheet. I needed a way to see the whole picture in just a few seconds.

That was where Money Map began.

Not made to invest more

I never wanted to create an app that teaches people how to make money. Or tells them what to buy or sell.

I only wanted to know one very simple thing.

What does my financial picture look like today?

What do I have? What is changing? And where is everything heading?

That is all.

A place where everything returns to its place

Cash. Bank accounts. Savings. Investments. A house. A car. Or any asset that feels valuable to you.

If you want to add a Rolex to your asset list, Money Map will smile and give it a place.

If it is the Hermès bag you have dreamed about for a long time, it deserves a small corner on the map too.

Or a collected painting, an old guitar, a film camera, or a limited-edition LEGO set.

To Money Map, they all belong.

Because value is not only about what something is. It is about how it fits into your financial story.

What I like most

It is not the charts. It is not even the numbers.

It is the feeling of opening the app in the morning and knowing right away:

"Ah... everything is still okay today."

No need to open several spreadsheets. No need to add and subtract every line. No need to wonder whether I have forgotten something.

Everything is in its place.

A complete picture of your assets

Money Map is designed to manage both assets that rarely change and investments that move every day.

Prices for stocks, gold, or crypto can be updated daily, so you can see the actual value of your assets more clearly.

Everything is shown through visual charts, making changes easier to observe.

For example:

  • Family income.
  • Daily expenses.
  • Cash and bank accounts.
  • Gold.
  • Stocks.
  • Crypto.
  • Real estate.
  • Vehicles.
  • Loans.
  • Other assets you want to track.

Privacy is a feature too

From the beginning, I decided that Money Map would not require an account.

No login. No syncing financial data to a server.

The financial information you enter is stored directly on your device.

I have always believed that some data does not need to leave your phone. Especially financial data.

Created from one person's need, made for many

Money Map began with my own need.

But I believe the feeling of opening many apps, many spreadsheets, and many notes just to piece together a financial picture is not rare.

Everyone has their own way of managing things. Some use Excel. Some write in a notebook. Some keep it in their head.

And all of that is fine.

Money Map is simply another choice.

A place where every asset has a place on the map.

A look inside the app

A few screenshots show how Money Map brings assets, expenses, debts, savings goals, and settings into one place. The numbers are sample data.

Money Map shows total net worth, assets, liabilities, and quick access cards.
Financial overview
A donut chart shows asset allocation by category.
Asset allocation
The investments screen shows fields for securities and automatic price updates.
Investments and automatic prices
The settings screen shows language and currency selection in Money Map.
Language and currency
The yearly overview shows income, expenses, and monthly values for 2026.
Yearly expense overview
The monthly view shows income and expense fields alongside the month balance.
Monthly details
The debts screen shows several loans with progress bars and a total amount.
Debt management
The savings goals screen shows saved amounts, target values, and progress.
Savings goals

🌿 Today, look up at the sky more than at the screen.

Take one very slow breath.

Every seed needs time to sprout.

Every journey begins with one very small step.

Thank you for spending a little time walking through this garden.