Combine — One app to control all your money across countries and banks

“ Greetings, hunters. Irakli here, CEO of Combine. Combine is a mobile app that lets you aggregate all your bank accounts from multiple countries simultaneously and use the app as a personal finance manager: – See aggregated balance of all your accounts (in a currency of your choice); – look at the unified transaction history; – get insights on all kinds of statistics: merchant-wise, income/expenses, categories-based; – see all your regular transactions so that you can check if you’re being charged twice on something, or just control your subscriptions; – look for the nearest ATM, no matter what bank you prefer (powered by VISA’s API); – follow exchange rates of the currencies you hold; – add some existing crypto wallets to the pool (powered by ShapeShift’s API). We currently support more than 100 financial institutions in the following countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, United Kingdom. We currently do not support banks from the USA 😞 More countries to come soon. We always listen to our users, so every vote of the feedback counts – the main reason to add a bank is that someone’s asked for it. To let you get to know Combine better, we offer Product Hunt users the first month of premium subscription for free. To get it, you’ll need to follow the link (https://ift.tt/2lErH2I) to the App Store from this page, or from our website (https://ift.tt/2tJw9AL), but PLEASE open it on your iOS-friendly app. Our backlog contains some interesting features, too: – Budgeting (pretty obvious, but we’ll make it a bit smarter) – adding business accounts to make our freelancer friends happier – transfers between accounts (no brainer) – family sharing – investments’ tracking – reminders on almost everything – airline miles and in-game currencies as an expense account – and more… We’ll be happy if you let us know what you think about the app and what is missing from it for you. Me and my co-founder Denis will be here today to answer your questions. Thanks! ”
– Irakli Agladze

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