Tiller
Budgeting in your own Google Sheets or Excel spreadsheets, fed by automatic bank connections Budgeting
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Overview
Tiller connects your bank accounts to your own Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel spreadsheets and imports daily spending, income and balances into customizable templates. The Foundation Template covers expenses, income, balances, debt payoff, budgets and net worth, and a daily "Hello, Money" email summarizes recent activity.
Best for
People who like spreadsheets and want full control over categories, reports and layout instead of a fixed app.
Pros
- Your data lives in your own spreadsheets
- Highly customizable categories, rules and reports
- No ads, and Tiller says it does not sell data to third parties
Cons
- No free plan after the 30-day trial
- Best for people comfortable with spreadsheets
- Investment portfolio tracking is listed as beta / coming soon
Key features
- Automatic bank connections (21,000+ banks, per Tiller)
- Works with Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel on one subscription
- Foundation Template: expenses, budgets, debt payoff, net worth
- Auto-categorization with your own categories and rules
- Daily "Hello, Money" email summary
- Free community templates; up to five spreadsheets per subscription