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Skwad – Platform for bond investors

Dmitry Prostov

17 Aug 2025 — 1 min read

A private budgeting app that avoids bank links. Skwad is a privacy-first budgeting tool that lets users understand their spending without connecting their bank accounts. You forward transaction emails to a dedicated address, and the app automatically categorizes spending and displays cash flow.

Features include multiple budgets, customizable categories, splitting or hiding transactions, and payment reminders.

Optional bank linking is available for those who want it, but the core experience is offline and secure.

Skwad charges a subscription after a fifteen-day free trial: plans start at $22 per year for two profiles and go up to $49 per year with Google Sheets sync and multi-currency support. Would you pay a small fee for peace of mind?

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