Description

OnTrees for iPhone and Apple Watch gives you the tools you need to make the most of your money. Stay up to date and in the know - see precisely how money is coming in, going out and a breakdown of your spending in areas like eating out, groceries, travel or household bills. Know where you stand so you can start making smart and informed decisions.

See all of your accounts in one place – OnTrees works with major UK banks to help you keep track of your current accounts, savings accounts and credit cards with just one login.

Your money brought to life – your transactions are sorted into colourful categories so you can see where you’re spending the most and where you could save.

Make sense of your spending – see detailed information about your spending habits with helpful charts and icons.

You’re in safe hands - we are committed to keeping your personal information completely secure at all times. OnTrees is a ‘read only’ tool which means that it cannot be used to move money into or out of your accounts – not even by you!

Smart spending wherever you are - the OnTrees app can be used on its own or alongside our website. You only need to sign up once to use OnTrees across devices, so your login details will always be the same. Any changes that you make to your profile will be synced automatically.

Part of the MoneySuperMarket.com family – we joined forces earlier this year with the joint mission of helping UK households to make the most of their money.


“Easy and automated, OnTrees is really the ultimate service for taking control of your day-to-day finances." - The Huffington Post

“Best app for keeping track of your spending” - ThisIsMoney.co.uk

“This is an innovative and easy new way to keep track of your finances and we reckon it’s going to be huge.” - Pocket-Lint

“All your balances in one place can help with money management and budgeting… Oh, and it's free.” - The Independent

Tested and recommended by over 75% of Mumsnet and NUS users

#1 free finance app in the UK App Store – Feb, May, Aug 2013