StarkVault: Money ManIn developmentBudgeting that's read-only, honest, and yours.
Money Man is a read-only budgeting app. It automates a spreadsheet-style budget entirely on your device. There are no accounts and no passwords, because the vault is the identity. It can never move your money, and it never sells or shares what's inside. No exceptions, not even opt-in.
We can't see your budgets. We can never move your money. No exceptions, not even opt-in.
Money ManNumbers never round away the truth.
Look, never touch
Money Man can look at your transactions. It can never touch them. There's no transfer button because there's no transfer access, period.
A signal, not an error
Track money you're setting aside for irregular costs, including when a fund goes negative. That's a signal to look at, not an error to hide.
One queue, your rules
New transactions land in one queue. Accept a suggested category, pick your own, split it, or exclude it, and teach Money Man the rule for next time.
Export it, or delete it
Export everything as CSV and JSON, any time. Delete the vault and it's actually gone. No server copy sitting around to restore from.
Two screens, honestly labeled.
$92.18 over on dining out this month. Shown in red, not softened, not hidden.
Deselected accounts are never backfilled. Said plainly, before you link anything.
Money Man will be free to use, with a Pro tier for people who want more. And one thing it will never have is a data-sharing option: financial records sit in the same category as health records, permanently excluded from any sharing model. Off the table, for good.
It runs on StarkVault, the own-your-data architecture behind every StarkGlobal app.