DumplingFollow every dollar from paycheck to purchase.
Dumpling brings your household’s accounts into one place, sorts every transaction with rules you control, and shows exactly where the money goes.
An example month. Point at any stream to follow it.
Teach it once. It sorts the rest.
Bank descriptions are a mess. Write a rule the first time you see one, and every past and future transaction like it lands where you want. Rules run in the order you set, so the specific ones win.
October transactions
- −$6.25
Blue Bottle Coffee
Coffee
- −$186.52
Costco
GroceriesBulk run
- −$212.40
PG&E
Utilities
- −$31.80
Tacos El Gordo
Dining out
- +$4,600.00
Paycheck
Salary
Well-known merchants are cleaned up automatically. Your rules handle the rest:
- IfPayee contains “COSTCO”Amount over $150thenGroceriesTag Bulk run
- IfDescription starts with “PGE”thenRename to PG&EUtilities
- IfDescription contains “GUSTO PAYROLL”thenRename to PaycheckSalary
Rules match on the description, payee, amount, account or owner. They can rename, categorize, tag, mark transfers or leave a purchase out of spending. Preview what a rule will change before you run it on past transactions.
Dig in on your laptop. Swipe through on your phone.
Sit down at a big screen to slice your spending any way you like. On the go, clear new transactions in a minute with a flick of your thumb.
On your laptop, dig in
Filter by person, account, tag or amount, then click any bar to see the transactions behind it.
Blue Bottle Coffee
−$6.25
SQ *BLUE BOTTLE COFFE 4471
Oct 22 · Amex Gold ··1004
On your phone, swipe through
Focus mode deals new transactions like cards. Swipe right when it looks good, left to come back to it. Go ahead, try it.
Just you, or everyone you share money with.
Dumpling works the same whether it’s only you or a whole household. Share money with someone? Invite them, mark each account as yours, theirs or joint, and switch between everyone’s money and just your own. Categories, budgets and groups are all yours to shape.
Every account in one place
Checking, cards and retirement side by side. Sharing with someone? Filter any page down to one person’s accounts in a click.
Budgets that know what day it is
Each category shows where you’d expect to be by today, so you can ease off before the month runs out.
Net worth, with and without the house
Track everything you own and owe, from retirement accounts to the mortgage, or just the cash you can actually spend.
Every bill and subscription, found for you
Recurring charges are picked up from your history, with a calendar of what’s due and a flag when a price goes up.
Connect your banks.
Today, through SimpleFIN
- 1
Request access below and accept your invite.
- 2
Create a SimpleFIN Bridge account and link your banks there. It’s a separate service with its own small subscription.
- 3
Paste your SimpleFIN setup token into Dumpling. Your accounts sync every day from then on.
Prefer not to connect anything? Import CSV statements and add accounts by hand.
Coming soon
One-step connections through Plaid
Pick your bank, sign in, and you’re done, without leaving Dumpling. Plaid also brings in up to two years of history on day one. Choose “Wait for Plaid” when you request access and we’ll invite you when it’s ready.
Your money is nobody else’s business.
We don’t sell your data, show you ads or share it with anyone to market to you. Read the privacy policy
- Shared with your household
- Everyone in your household sees the same accounts, transactions and budget. Invite a partner from Settings → Invites.
- What we store
- Your accounts, balances and transactions, plus the categories, tags and rules you set up. Data is stored with Supabase and encrypted at rest.
- Bank connections
- Banks connect through SimpleFIN. We never see your bank login. Your SimpleFIN access link is encrypted, and we use it to sync once a day.
- You’re in control
- Disconnect a bank any time in Accounts. Household owners can permanently delete their account and all its data at the bottom of Settings.
Request early access.
We’re opening Dumpling to a few households at a time. Tell us a little about yours and we’ll send your invite.
Want to look around first? Try the demo.