Personal finance tools are broken. The incumbents move too slowly, charge too much, and ultimately shut down when their venture capital runs out or they get acquired.

I built Synx because I wanted an elegant, lightning-fast financial command center. Because I am a solo developer, I can ship features in days, not quarters. But more importantly, I can completely rethink how software is priced.

Built to last forever.

Synx operates on a radically transparent pricing model. You buy the software once for a flat $75. That gives you lifetime access to the platform—no $100 annual subscriptions just to log in and see your own money.

From there, you operate on our "Token Economy" to cover the exact underlying API costs of your data. When you connect a bank, it costs exactly $0.40 per month to keep it securely synced. Instead of charging everyone a massive recurring fee to subsidize heavy users, you only pay for exactly what you use.

Why does this matter? Because it means Synx is mathematically sustainable. By buying the software upfront and covering the exact operating costs of your own data, you guarantee that Synx will never go bankrupt, never be forced to sell out, and never unexpectedly shut down. You are buying a product that will exist for as long as you need it.

Built alongside you.

My ultimate goal is to reduce the time, effort, and money it takes to manage your financial life. But I can't do that in a vacuum. I want you to complain. Tell me what feels slow, what features you are missing, and what financial tasks waste your time.

Use the Feedback button in the sidebar. I read every single submission, and because I don't have layers of middle management, I can usually build your requests in the same week.

Welcome to a better way to track your money. Let's build exactly what you need.