See where your money actually goes — without handing your bank statements to anyone. MoneyScope reads your statements on your own computer, files every transaction into a category, and shows your trends, cash flow, recurring charges and what a change in habits would be worth. A local AI advisor answers questions about it in plain English.
Drop in PDF statements, OFX/QFX "Quicken" downloads or CSV exports. Columns, date formats and sign conventions are detected automatically, and overlapping statements never double-count.
About 2,700 built-in rules for U.S. chains and billers, your own learned corrections, and a local AI model for the rest. Low-confidence guesses are left for you rather than made up.
Card payments and moves to savings are matched across accounts and kept out of your spending, so a card purchase is never counted twice.
Monthly trend with a rolling average, essentials vs. extras, category sparklines, a money-flow diagram and top merchants. Click any bar to see the transactions behind it.
Pay cadence and next expected deposit, the share of income recurring charges claim, the payday effect, your spending rhythm through the week and month, and a 30-day projection.
Cut or remove any category and see what it's worth per month and per year, alongside your income. Save as many named scenarios as you like — they never touch your data.
The AI Advisor sits beside every page. It doesn't answer from general knowledge — it looks up your actual transactions with built-in tools, and it runs entirely on your computer through Ollama.
"How much did I spend on dining in March?" "What are my biggest recurring charges?" "When do I usually get paid, and will I have enough for rent next month?"
When a picture is clearer, the advisor draws a chart or table — checked against the data it actually retrieved, so it can't display invented numbers.
Short summaries of past conversations are kept locally, so the advisor remembers what you were working on.
Compare your spending mix with U.S. households in a similar income bracket (BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey), measured as shares of spending so missing accounts don't distort it.
Your latest month against your previous six-month average, with categories that moved by at least 25% and $25 flagged.
Subscriptions and bills detected from their monthly or annual rhythm, with the annualized cost of each. Annual charges can be amortized so one month doesn't look like a spike.
No AI required for the basics. OFX, QFX and CSV imports, rule-based categorization and every Analytics view work without Ollama. The local model adds unusual PDF layouts, AI categorization, the advisor and plain-English cash-flow explanations.
Unlike budgeting services, MoneyScope never asks for your bank credentials. You import the statements you download yourself.
Statements, transactions and analysis live in a local database. All AI runs on your machine. No cloud, no account, no telemetry.
Every feature, no charge and no license key. Back up or delete your data any time — it's one folder.
Aegis MoneyScope is in Beta and free to use. On Linux you can install it in one command:
Prefer a traditional package? A Debian/Ubuntu .deb is on the download page.
For the AI features, install Ollama and pull a model. The default needs about 16 GB of RAM;
qwen2.5:7b runs in about 8 GB:
Note on licensing: Aegis MoneyScope is free to download and use during the Beta, with every feature available. After the Beta, some features may require a one-time license purchase — pay once, never a subscription. The software is proprietary and licensed, not sold.