About Orbit Money
Orbit Money is a personal finance tracker that pulls accounts, currencies and investments into one place. It supports multi-currency totals with daily exchange-rate updates, expense categories, recurring transactions and CSV import, and can link existing bank accounts so transactions arrive automatically instead of through manual uploads. A net worth dashboard shows the combined picture across bank, crypto and investment accounts.
Planning features include budget tracking that compares spending with your budget by category, a projected cash flow view built from recurring income and expenses that flags low-balance periods, and a runway calculation that estimates how long your cash lasts based on the last three months of average spending. You can also set goals linked to an account, with the monthly contribution needed to stay on track.
The product adds an investment portfolio view, in-depth reports and invoicing, and its site includes a comparison table against other personal finance apps such as Monarch, Copilot Money, Empower, Quicken and Lunch Money. It starts free, with a 7-day trial that needs no credit card.
Key features
- Multi-currency account tracking
- Bank account linking with automatic transaction sync
- Budgets compared with spending by category
- Projected cash flow and runway calculation
- Goal tracking linked to accounts
- Net worth dashboard
- CSV import and recurring transactions
- Investment portfolio and invoicing
Good fit for
- Freelancers tracking several currencies
- Replacing a budgeting spreadsheet
- Seeing how long current cash will last
Orbit Money: questions and answers
- What is Orbit Money used for?
- Orbit Money is a personal finance app for tracking budgets, multi-currency accounts, investments, cash flow and net worth in one dashboard. It is a good fit for freelancers tracking several currencies, replacing a budgeting spreadsheet and seeing how long current cash will last.
- How much does Orbit Money cost?
- Paid plans for Orbit Money start at $5 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
- Is Orbit Money open source?
- No. Orbit Money is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Sure, Wallos and Money Manager Ex.
- What are some alternatives to Orbit Money?
- Orbit Money competes with YNAB, Monarch and Copilot Money.
Open-source alternatives to Orbit Money
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Sure
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The personal finance app for everyone (by everyone)
AGPL-3.0vs Monarch★ 10k
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GPL-3.0vs Rocket Money★ 8.6k
Money Manager Ex
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Money Manager Ex is an easy to use, money management application built with wxWidgets
GPL-2.0vs Quicken★ 2.3k
Cashew
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💸 An app created to help users manage a budget and purchases
GPL-3.0vs YNAB★ 4.7k
Actual Budget
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A local-first personal finance app
MITvs YNAB★ 29k
Firefly III
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Firefly III: a personal finances manager
AGPL-3.0vs YNAB★ 25k
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