A client's invoice, a car-sharing payout, a month's rent: none of it is profit until the costs come out. Money Actually shows what each car, rental or client actually earned, next to your budget and your net worth; bank linking is US-only, through Plaid. Anywhere else, the demo with sample data still works.

What you see

• Profit, break-even and a year report for each car, rental or client, grouped the way Schedule C and E group them.

• Net worth with every debt counted: the car loan sits next to the car.

• One left-to-spend number with bills paid and still coming, and subscriptions found in your transactions.

Most money apps flatter you. Money Actually reports, and it says when it cannot verify a number.

What it won't do

• Move money. There is no transfer button anywhere.

• See your bank password. Bank sign-in goes through Plaid.

• Send anything to AI unless you type a question to Slip, the in-app assistant. You can turn Slip off.

No ads, no data selling.

Web, iPhone and Android. Up to five US banks, with every account at each. 7-day free trial with no card on the web, then $6.99/month or $59.99/year on the web.

I'm Rashed, and I build Money Actually on my own.

Demo with sample data, no signup: https://moneyactually.app/demo/business?ref=peerlist

What I'd like from builders: where the demo lost you, and which number on it you wouldn't trust.