Kobo vs Bade

Most budgeting apps make you log every transaction. Kobo doesn't. Instead, allocate your current balance across your expenses and always know exactly where your money stands and what's coming up next. ALLOCATE YOUR BALANCE Split your money across bills, savings, and day-to-day spending in seconds. No rigid categories. No endless data entry. STAY AHEAD OF UPCOMING EXPENSES See everything coming up at a glance. Know what's due, what's covered, and what's left before it catches you off guard. NO TRANSACTION LOGGING Kobo works with how you actually manage money. Check in when it matters, not after every purchase. TRY FREE FOR 14 DAYS Experience everything Kobo has to offer. After your trial, unlock full access with a single one-time purchase no subscription, ever. HOW IT WORKS 1. Enter your current balance 2. Allocate it across your expenses 3. See what's left and what's ahead That's it. No spreadsheets. No complexity. No guilt. Download Kobo and take control of your money - starting today.

Your bank knows what you pay for every month. You probably don't. Bade reads your bank statement and finds the charges that come back — the streaming service you stopped watching, the trial that quietly became a subscription, the thing that went up in price without telling you. Everything happens on your phone. Your statement is read in memory and never stored, never uploaded, never sent anywhere. Bade has no account to sign into and never asks for your bank password. The only thing Bade ever sends is a date, to ask the National Bank for an exchange rate. WHAT IT FINDS • Recurring charges, how often they land and how much • Price changes, including trials that turned into subscriptions • What each subscription actually costs you over a year • What is charging next, and when BADE PRO One payment, once. No subscription — an app that charges a subscription to track subscriptions is a punchline. Pro adds renewal reminders up to three days before a charge lands, a calendar of what is due, the rate your bank really used next to the card network's whenever a charge is converted, export to CSV or JSON, and a home screen widget. Reads statements from Bank of Georgia and TBC. Bade is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any bank. A bank can change its export format without warning. If a statement will not read, get in touch and it gets fixed.