Every payment, sorted as it lands.
Import a statement from your bank. Each payment gets its category on arrival, and a fix you make once is remembered.
Free while in beta
Accounts, budgets, subscriptions and goals in one place, with an assistant that answers from your own numbers.
Centmond sorts every payment as it lands, finds what repeats, and tells you what is coming while there is still time to change it.Centmond sorts every payment as it lands, finds what repeats, and tells you what is coming while there is still time to change it.
Import a statement from your bank. Each payment gets its category on arrival, and a fix you make once is remembered.
Each category is projected to the end of the month from how fast you are spending, so you hear about it days before the line is crossed.
Centmond reads your history for payments that repeat, then lists each one with its cadence, its next date and what it costs in a year.
Your salary, your bills and your usual spending, carried forward, so the low point is something you see coming.
Came in, last 120 days €14,320. €9,890 went out across 197 payments, each one in its category.
Eating out, on pace for €339. The budget is €250. €214 was spent by September 19.
Recurring, a year €20,806. 10 charges found, from €36 to €13,800 a year each.
Lowest balance ahead €11,210. On Oct 24, the day before your salary lands.
Sample data, generated for this page
Assistant, 5 free questions a day
Where did my money go last month?
€2,486 went out in September. Rent was the largest share, then groceries and eating out.
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What do I pay for every month?
10 recurring payments, €1,733.85 a month. That is €20,806 a year.
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Can I afford a weekend away in October?
Yes. After bills and your usual spending, October is on pace to leave €619. A €450 weekend still leaves €169.
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Which budget is running hot?
Eating out. €214 of €250 with 11 days to go, on pace for €339.
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When will I reach my savings goal?
In December. €4,200 of €5,000 is in your emergency fund, and €350 goes in every month.
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What changed since August?
Spending is up 6% on August. Groceries fell €140, Eating out rose €139.
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It reads only what each question needs. It can suggest a change, but nothing happens until you confirm it, and every suggestion expires after five minutes.
Pricing
Free while in beta, with no card.
While in beta. No card needed.
What you get
Not on sale yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it opens.
Everything in Free, plus
Premium is not on sale yet, and nothing is charged. Join its waitlist and we'll email you when it opens; beta users will be considered for grandfathered pricing. Then you'll pay monthly or yearly, prices will include VAT, and you'll be able to cancel any time and withdraw within 14 days for a full refund.
From each company's own website, checked 20 October 2026. Their prices are in US dollars before tax, as they publish them; Monarch's is its Core plan. The names are trademarks of their owners.
Four things you can check instead of taking on faith.
Your data is stored in Ireland, inside the European Union.
Bank identifiers are encrypted with a key kept outside the database.
Row level security: every query returns your own rows and nobody else's.
No ads and no ad tracking. Your data is never sold.
A note from the person who builds it
Centmond is made by one person: me. I read every message that comes in through Help and support. Your numbers stay in the EU, they are never sold, and you can take all of them out, or delete them, whenever you like.Centmond is made by one person: me. I read every message that comes in through Help and support. Your numbers stay in the EU, they are never sold, and you can take all of them out, or delete them, whenever you like.
No. The assistant is optional: every other part of Centmond works whether or not you ever open it, and there is nothing to install or configure if you do. It is a conversational layer on top, not the way the app is operated.
No. Bank connections are not open yet, and when they open they will be optional, like everything else in Centmond. Add your accounts by hand or import a statement file, and every part of the app works the same. A connection will be read-only, you approve it on your bank's own page, and you can disconnect it at any time.
All we ask for at signup is an email and a password. Your data is never sold, and there are no ads.
Nothing while Centmond is in beta, and no card is asked for at signup. A Premium plan with more assistant questions a day, and live bank sync once bank connections open, is planned but not on sale yet. You can join its waitlist from Settings.
We will give clear notice before anything changes price, and beta users will be considered for grandfathered pricing.
Not yet. An iPhone app is in development, and a Mac app will follow. Both are being built to keep more of your data on your own device.
Until then, Centmond runs in your browser, on a phone or a computer. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, with nothing to install and nothing to update.
Any time. Reports export to PDF and CSV, and you can delete everything from Settings. Nothing is locked in.
Create an account, then add your accounts by hand or import a statement from your bank. It runs in your browser, with nothing to install.
Free while in beta. No card required.