Questions & answers
FAQ
MoneyPace is meant to be simple and intuitive. However, if you have some questions they may be in our FAQ collection. If not, don't worry! You can always contact us.
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Frequently asked questions
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MoneyPace is a simple money app designed to help you see what is safe to spend this month. It compares what you planned with what has actually happened, so you can quickly tell whether you are on track, under pace, or drifting.
MoneyPace is for people who want more clarity around the month without using spreadsheets or complicated budgeting systems. It is meant to feel quick, visual, and easy to come back to.
No. The idea is not to turn your life into full-time budgeting. MoneyPace is about a useful monthly picture: what you expected, what actually happened, and whether you are still okay.
Yes. You can add actual income and spending yourself to keep the month up to date. This is useful for cash spending, small updates, or a simple manual workflow.
Bank connection is planned as an optional feature for subscribers. The intention is to make actuals easier and more automatic, but MoneyPace is built so you can still use it simply without that connection.
Completely free with no ads! In the future we will offer optional subscription for additional features like connecting to your bank, setting goals and analysing your spend.
MoneyPace does not collect or store your personal or financial data. All information stays on your device.
Forecasts are what you expect to happen this month. Actuals are what really happened. MoneyPace compares the two so you can see whether the month is still moving safely.
MoneyPace shows that clearly using simple warnings and pace indicators. The goal is to help you notice earlier, not shame you after the fact.
MoneyPace is intentionally simpler. It is built around one practical question - what is safe to spend this month - instead of overwhelming you with categories, reports, or financial jargon.