See Finpal in action
Real screens from the app, shown here with sample data.
Connecting a bank
Consent first
Before Plaid Link ever opens, Finpal states plainly what it will access and why, and that you can disconnect at any time. Nothing is requested until you agree.
Plaid Link
Authentication happens entirely inside Plaid. Finpal never sees or stores your bank credentials — it only receives the access token Plaid issues.
Linked accounts
Connected cards and checking accounts, each shown by type and last four digits, with transactions imported and categorised automatically.
Inside the app
Cash Flow
Money in versus money out for the month. Income, transfers and loan disbursements on one side; bills, subscriptions, loan payments and card payments on the other.
Cards
What you actually owe across every card — carried balance, interest and new purchases — with the APR arithmetic shown per card, not hidden.
Card transactions
Spending grouped by day or week. Open a day to see each purchase with its category and the card it landed on.
Checking
Live balance and every checking transaction for the month, each labelled by type — income, loan payment, transfer or deposit.
Analysis
Cash in against spending for every month on record. Tap any month to analyse it — the selected one is outlined.
Where it went
The month broken down twice over — by category and by merchant — each ranked with its share of the total.
Receipt scanning
Crop
Photograph a receipt, then zoom and crop the parts that matter. Tighter crops read more accurately, and each section is captured once so nothing gets double-counted.
Extracted & ready to save
Every line item, price, subtotal and tax read straight off the photo — here a real store receipt, totalling $93.69. Editable before saving, then matched to the bank transaction.
Receipt history
Every saved receipt, newest first. Open one to see the line items exactly as they were extracted — the detail a bank transaction alone never gives you.