A clear view of your month.
Simple budgets. Numbers you can trust.
Watchtower gives you a clear view into your monthly money. See what matters, review what needs attention, and stay in control.

Why Watchtower
Know where your money stands this month.
See what’s in your accounts, where money went, and what remains in your budget, without drowning in charts or fighting edits that don’t stick.
Budgets that stay simple
Set category amounts for the month. See budgeted, spent, and remaining in plain language.
Transactions you control
Recategorize once and it sticks. Original bank statement text stays visible and recoverable.
Alerts worth a look
A duplicate charge, a recurring amount that changed, a merchant posting well off its usual. Watchtower can surface it without turning Alerts into a feed.
What you get
What the month needs.
- Account balances from linked banks
- Categorized transactions that stick
- Calendar-month category budgets
- Budgeted, spent, and remaining at a glance
- Original statement text you can always recover
- Alerts when something needs a look
Edits that stick.
Change a category without losing the original bank text. Choose Remember when you want Watchtower to use that category again.

A month in Watchtower
From connected accounts to a clear month.
Connect accounts securely
Connect through a trusted provider. Watchtower never needs your bank password.
See the month at a glance
Balances, recent transactions, and budgeted / spent / remaining land on Overview without turning the month into a chart maze.
Categorize and set budgets
Categorize transactions and set calendar-month amounts for the categories you want to budget.
Review what needs attention
Alerts stay empty until something exceptional needs a look. Then it shows up there, not as a feed.
Budgeted. Spent. Remaining.
Set category amounts for the month. As transactions land, Watchtower keeps what you planned, what you spent, and what remains in view.

Built with care
Household money is sensitive.
Watchtower minimizes what it needs, keeps original bank text separate from your edits, and uses language that tells you what happened without judging you.
We prefer: “Remaining this month,” “Uncategorized (12),” “Set a budget for this category,” and “This charge may be worth checking.”
We avoid: shame copy about budgets, engagement theater, and “AI-powered revolution” hype.
Read more on our security principles.
Simple budgets. Less clutter. Numbers you can trust.
Connect your first bank and explore your real budget for 24 hours. Then start a 14-day trial with a card to keep going.