Bring your bank files in.
Download a QFX, OFX or CSV file from your bank and import it. Any bank's CSV can be mapped once and is remembered. Duplicates are skipped and you see what changed.
Sawbucks: coming soon
by Brody Networks
Personal finance, and your LLC, in one local app. Your accounts, transactions, budget and reports live in a database on your own computer. There is no account to create and no cloud. It is not released yet.
Coming soon. No download yet.
All of it runs on your own computer.
Download a QFX, OFX or CSV file from your bank and import it. Any bank's CSV can be mapped once and is remembered. Duplicates are skipped and you see what changed.
Scheduled bills and paychecks show up ahead of time, in order. Mark one paid or skip it.
A line per category, with your bills read from your schedule, so you can see how the month is going.
It projects ahead from your own goals and the dates your fixed-term payments end. A projection is a rough picture, not a promise.
Charts in colors that work for color-blind readers. Every mark also has a number and a table row, with a CSV download and a print view.
Type a question and get a table or a chart. A model on your own computer reads your data to answer. It returns your numbers, not advice.
Every number here belongs to a made-up household.
The household is invented: no real accounts, payees or balances. The demo build still says "Money" on screen, which was its working name. The product is Sawbucks.
The Personal + Business edition adds a second book with its own accounts, categories and imports. Nothing in it is mixed with your household. It shows a profit and loss, a Schedule C view by line, owner contributions and draws, and a tax set-aside tracker.
The set-aside figure is an estimate for planning. Sawbucks is not a bank, and it does not give tax or investment advice.
No account, no cloud, no analytics.
One licence check when you activate. After that nothing leaves your computer.
Your data is a folder of files on your own machine. Backups are a snapshot you copy wherever you like. Ask talks only to the model on your own computer.
Planned prices. It is not on sale yet.
$59 one-time, with a year of updates
Your household money on your own computer: accounts, bank-file import, bills, budget, the 5, 10 and 15 year plan, reports and Ask.
$119 one-time, with a year of updates
Everything in Personal, plus a separate business book for your LLC or sole proprietorship: profit and loss, Schedule C by line, and a tax set-aside tracker.
A 14 day trial, then a one-time licence with a year of updates. The version you own keeps working after that. No subscription. Planned, and subject to change before release.
Including what it does not do.
No. It is not released, and there is no download or store page. Use the button to tell us you want to hear when it ships.
No. You download a file from your bank (QFX, OFX or CSV) and import it. Importing the same file twice is harmless, and duplicates are skipped.
One licence check when you activate. After that nothing leaves your computer. Ask talks to a model on your own computer, not to a server.
A free program called Ollama and one model of about 5 GB, both on the same computer. Everything else works without it.
Mac (Apple silicon) and Windows are the planned platforms. The Windows installer will not be code-signed at launch, so Windows will show a warning, and it has had less testing than the Mac build.
The plan is a 14 day trial with everything unlocked. After that the app becomes read-only until you enter a key. You can still open and export all your data.
Sawbucks is not released. There is nothing to download or buy yet. Tell us you are interested and we will write to you when it is ready.