iPhone · Built for Ireland · TestFlight opening shortly
Most finance apps add up every row they hold and call the total your balance. Mango counts backward from the last figure your bank actually confirmed — so importing three years of history extends how far back you can see without touching what you hold today.
No account · No advertising · No analytics · Bank sync is off until you turn it on
The difference
Arithmetic is never presented as a bank balance. A figure no statement has confirmed is labelled as such, an account confirmed months ago tells you when, and a currency total is only called confirmed when every account behind it is.
Revolut Pockets and Vaults, N26 Spaces and similar sub-balances are modelled as pockets inside the account that holds them. Money moving inside one account family never counts as income or as spending, and every past month re-reads itself the moment you say so.
Statement imports and bank syncs both produce candidates, not records. Duplicates are surfaced rather than silently dropped, every skipped row carries its reason, and nothing reaches your data until you confirm it.
Cost-of-living context is built from your own confirmed transactions on the device, compared against Ireland's published CSO price index. The only thing that ever leaves is a country code and a reference month.
Where your data sits
Being straight with you