Trove turns your bank statements into one clear, shared picture of the whole household, stored in your own Google Drive. Never on our servers.
A month in Trove, at a glance.
No bank connection, no setup wizard. Just your statement and a clear month.
Export a CSV or PDF from your bank, one click from most portals, and drag it into Trove. Your banking login stays with your bank. Got a messy PDF the reader stumbles on? Opt in to AI parsing for just that file.
Every transaction is auto-categorised with rules that learn from your edits. Paycheques get flagged as income as they import.
Needs vs wants, savings rate, recurring commitments, and exactly where each dollar landed, in one clear dashboard, then zoom out to see the whole year.
Trove's money-flow diagram fans your income out across where it actually went. Split the sources by person or aggregate them, then group the destinations by Needs vs Wants or your top categories. Tap any band to see the transactions behind it.
You and your partner share one account, and one subscription. Tag each expense and income to a person and a card, then slice any view, transactions, income, even the money-flow diagram, by person or by card to see exactly where the money went.
Trove starts with sensible defaults, then bends to your setup, not the other way around.
Rename, add or remove categories until they match how your household actually spends, not a fixed list you have to live with.
Set a monthly target per category. Tiles turn amber at 75% and red when you go over, so nothing sneaks past you.
Tag each category as a need or a want, and the whole dashboard aligns accordingly.
Add each earner and every card, then attribute spending and income to whoever it belongs to across the household.
Pick from 12 currencies and set your region so tax and mortgage math follows local rules (Canada and the US today).
Tag a set of transactions as a trip or project, then see that group's total and date range on its own dashboard card, however the spending is spread across categories.
Trove picks out the bills that repeat month to month and totals them, so your regular, expected costs are one glance away. Remove anything that isn't a real subscription.
See spending split by person or by card, each with its own category breakdown, and bulk-edit dozens of transactions at once when you need to tidy up.
Light, plus three dark themes, Warm, Midnight and Slate. Trove remembers your pick and carries it across devices.
Trove reads the statement formats the big Canadian banks export and understands e-transfers, and it isn't only for Canada. Pick from 12 currencies and set your region so the tax and mortgage math follows local rules.
Other apps store your transactions in a database they own. Trove can't, because it never has them. Your data lives in your browser and, if you choose, a single file in your own Google Drive.
Less than a gym membership. Cancel anytime, your data stays yours.
In two places: your browser's local storage (always), and, if you connect Google Drive, a single file in your own Google Drive. Trove the company has no copy. We can't see your transactions, can't analyse them, and can't sell them. The privacy promise is structural, not a policy choice we could quietly walk back.
No. Trove never connects to banks. You import statements manually as CSV or PDF; most banks export these in one click. Manual import is a feature, not a bug: it's what makes the privacy promise possible.
Most statements are handled by Trove's built-in parser, right on your device. If one is too messy to read, you can opt in to AI parsing for that single file: the PDF is sent over an encrypted connection to our AI provider (Anthropic, operator of Claude) purely to extract the transactions, which are then returned to you. It's off by default, triggered per statement, and under our agreement the content is never used to train models or kept after processing. Prefer not to use it? Fall back to the manual parser or import a CSV.
Yes. Trove is designed for shared household use. Both partners use the same account, tag transactions to each person, and see joint and individual totals. One subscription covers the household.
You stop being billed at the end of your current cycle. Your data is unaffected: it stays in your browser and in your Google Drive. You can still open Trove and view everything locally; you just lose cloud sync until you re-subscribe.
Yes. Trove was built in Canada and reads Canadian statement formats and e-transfers, but it supports 12 currencies (CAD, USD, GBP, EUR and more) and a region setting so the tax and mortgage math follows local rules. Canada and the US have dedicated region math today, with more to come.
Trove works in any modern mobile browser: iOS Safari, Chrome on Android, and the rest. No app-store install needed. Add it to your home screen for a one-tap, app-like experience.
That's a valid choice. Skip the Google Drive step and your data lives only in your browser. The trade-off: if you clear your browser storage or switch devices, the data is gone. Connect Drive (or export periodically) if you want it to survive.
Stripe handles all billing: credit and debit cards from most countries. Card details are never seen or stored by Trove. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime from the in-app Account section.
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