• Synx for Android — A native Android app, free on the Google Play Store, that talks to the same accounts and data you already use on the web.

Why it matters — Most money check-ins are five-second questions: Did that show up? What's left in groceries? Did Mom's transfer land? The phone is where those questions happen. Now you can answer them without opening a laptop.

What you can do

• Sign in with a code, then your fingerprint — Enter your email, tap the six-digit code we send you, and you're in. After the first sign-in, Face ID or your fingerprint unlocks the app the next time you open it.
• See the whole picture on Home — Net worth broken out by Cash, Investments, Credit Cards, Loans, and Other. Plus this month's spending so far and how it compares to last month, with your most recent transactions right underneath.
• Search and filter your Transactions — Type a merchant or category to find it. Narrow by account, category, tag, or date range. Tap any transaction to see the full detail—merchant, account, date, amount—and re-categorize it or add tags right there.
• Connect a bank without leaving the app — Tap Connect Bank on the Accounts tab and the Plaid flow runs in-app. Pull down to refresh balances. If a connection drifts, the reconnect prompt walks you through it.
• Spending and Budgets on one tab — The Spending tab has two views. Analytics shows monthly income vs. expense bars and a category donut you can tap into. Budget shows your monthly, annual, and trip trackers with progress against the limit.
• Flip between Personal and Household — If you've set up a household on the web, the toggle in Settings switches the whole app between just-you and shared-money views. The choice sticks across restarts.
• Manage the rest from your phone — Settings has your plan and trial countdown, biometric toggle, categories, tags, automation rules, and quick links to Help, Privacy, Terms, and the full web app.

Good to know

• Reviewed by Google Play before launch — Synx for Android spent about a month in closed testing with real users and passed Google's automated pre-launch security and stability scans before being promoted to the public Play Store. The listing also carries our Data Safety disclosure, which spells out what the app reads from your phone, what it sends to Synx, and why—nothing is sold to advertisers.
• United States only — The Play Store listing is live in the US only.
• iOS is on the way — An iPhone version is in development but not yet in testing. iPhone and iPad users can still use the full Synx product in any browser in the meantime.