
MuntLab
Personal Finance tracker, your data never leaves your device
What it does
Upload your ING, ABN AMRO or Rabobank statements and instantly understand where your money goes. Smart categorisation, cash flow forecasting, budgets and goals — 100% private, all data stays on your device.
Drop in your bank CSV and instantly see what you spent vs what you planned — by category, every month. No bank linking. No account needed. Your data never leaves your device. No credit card required · €5.99/month or €45/year after trial · Cancel anytime 🔒 Your bank data stays on your device — it never reaches our servers. Your transactions are processed in your browser and stored on your device — not ours. No cloud account, no sync, no exposure. GDPR by design, not policy. No manual entry. No bank connections. Just upload and understand. Export a PDF, CSV or Excel from your bank app and drop it into MuntLab. ING, ABN AMRO, Rabobank and more are supported out of the box. MuntLab's smart…from muntlab.com
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