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Show IH: Money Me — a personal finance app that actually shows where your money goes

Hey IH!

I built Money Me because every budgeting app I tried was either too complicated or too basic. I wanted something that gives you a clear picture of your finances without needing a spreadsheet degree.

You can try the web app right now at money-me.com — it's live and free to use.

I'm also launching on Android via Google Play, and I need 12 beta testers to opt in for 14 days so Google will let me go to production. If you've got an Android phone and 30 seconds:

  1. Join the testing group: https://groups.google.com/g/testers-community
  2. Opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.moneyme.twa

Every beta tester gets 6 months of Premium free when we launch.

Would love any feedback on the web app too — happy to return the favour if you're building something and need eyes on it.

on May 20, 2026
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    For an Android app like this, I’d make the first-run feedback request very specific: not “do you like it?”, but “where did trust break before the first useful action?” I’m doing the same with Kinetic Override — permission wording, local-data clarity, and the first successful macro loop are more important than generic praise.