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Copilot Money

Copilot Money is a US budgeting app that sorts your transactions into categories automatically and lists your subscriptions and recurring bills, including charges still to come this month. It only reads your accounts; you cancel anything yourself.

Not tested by JuicyAgents · Reviewed 15 Oct 2026

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Can replace
Budgeting spreadsheets, Standalone subscription trackers
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Copilot: Track & Budget Money on the US App Store (opens in a new tab)

Overview

About Copilot Money

Copilot Money is a personal finance app for people in the US who want their spending, bills and investments in one place. It connects to your bank, card and investment accounts and sorts each transaction into a category automatically. A Recurrings view lists your subscriptions and regular bills, showing what is paid and what is still to come this month. It also covers budgets, cash flow, investments and net worth, and a chat assistant in beta answers questions about your own data. The practical use case is spotting forgotten subscriptions and seeing upcoming charges before they land.

The account connections are read-only, so Copilot shows charges but cannot cancel anything or move money. You cancel subscriptions yourself with each provider. It only works with US financial institutions and runs on the web, iPhone, iPad and Mac, with no Android app. Some recurring charges may need creating or adjusting by hand, using filters for name, amount and timing. There is no free plan, so use the trial month to check whether it finds everything your own statements show.

What the workflow does

  • Automatic categories: Learns your spending patterns and tags each transaction with a category, getting better as you use it.
  • Recurring charges list: Shows paid and still-to-pay recurring charges for the current month, less frequent ones coming later, and archived ones.
  • Editable recurring rules: Creates a recurring charge from an existing transaction, with filters for name, amount range and timing, and shows the next expected payment.
  • Budgets with rollovers: Sets category budgets and lets unspent amounts roll over to later months.
  • Accounts in one place: Connects read-only to over 10,000 US financial institutions, with direct connections for Venmo, Apple Card and Coinbase.
  • Money Assistant (beta): A chat assistant that answers questions using only your own financial data in Copilot.

From input to result

How the workflow works

You provide

  • Read-only connections to your US bank, card and investment accounts.
  • Your corrections to categories and recurring charges in the first weeks.
  • Optional direct connections for Venmo, Apple Card or Coinbase.

You get

  • One list of subscriptions and recurring bills, with paid and upcoming charges for the month.
  • Spending sorted into categories without manual tagging.
  • Budgets and cash flow tracked across all connected US accounts.
  • Forgotten or unwanted subscriptions found so you can cancel them yourself.

  1. Start the trial, connect your main accounts and let the first months of transactions load.

  2. Review categories and the Recurrings list, and create or edit recurring charges it has not matched.

  3. Check upcoming charges each month and cancel unwanted subscriptions with each provider.

What it offers

Key features

  • Automatic categories

    Learns your spending patterns and tags each transaction with a category, getting better as you use it.

  • Recurring charges list

    Shows paid and still-to-pay recurring charges for the current month, less frequent ones coming later, and archived ones.

  • Editable recurring rules

    Creates a recurring charge from an existing transaction, with filters for name, amount range and timing, and shows the next expected payment.

  • Budgets with rollovers

    Sets category budgets and lets unspent amounts roll over to later months.

  • Accounts in one place

    Connects read-only to over 10,000 US financial institutions, with direct connections for Venmo, Apple Card and Coinbase.

  • Money Assistant (beta)

    A chat assistant that answers questions using only your own financial data in Copilot.

Is it a good fit?

Who it’s for

  • People in the US with several cards and accounts who want one view of their spending.
  • Web, iPhone, iPad or Mac users who want subscriptions and upcoming bills tracked automatically.
  • People happy to pay a yearly fee for a budgeting app without ads.

Strengths

  • Clear design and easy daily use.
  • Automatic categories and recurring charge tracking are often praised.

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