Money
Money is a personal finance app for macOS and iOS that helps users track accounts, transactions, budgets, and investments in one place.
What is Money?
Money is a personal finance app from Jumsoft for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It helps users organize everyday spending, account balances, budgets, bills, and longer-term financial activity in a single app. People commonly use it to record transactions, categorize expenses, reconcile account statements, and review reports that show where their money is going. The app also supports multiple account types, including bank, cash, credit card, loan, asset, and investment accounts, which makes it useful for both simple household budgeting and broader net-worth tracking. For users who want less manual entry, Money can import financial data files and offers bank connection features in supported regions. iCloud syncing and sharing features also make it practical for use across Apple devices or within a household.
Key features
- Track spending, income, and transfers across multiple account types
- Create budgets and review reports for expenses, categories, and trends
- Import financial data from CSV, QIF, QFX, and OFX files
- Manage investment accounts and monitor portfolio value over time
- Reconcile transactions against financial institution statements
- Sync and share finance data across Apple devices with iCloud
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Money is legitimate finance software, but it can hold sensitive financial records such as account balances, transactions, budgets, and imported banking data. Access to location for payee suggestions or connections to financial institutions can be normal for its finance features, though you should enable only the features you want to use. If you store important records in the app, make sure you have current backups or sync enabled before removing it or clearing its data.
Recommendation: Keep Money if you use it to manage personal or household finances, especially if it contains your transaction history, budgets, or synced account data. Remove it only if you no longer use it and have already exported, backed up, or confirmed you do not need its financial records on this Mac.
Common paths
/Applications/Money.app
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