Stridefly brings your accounts, budget, savings goals and net worth together, and gives your investments the same care as your budget. Look around before you pay or share anything.


Goals: savings and trips in one list


Trip event: days to go and what to set aside


Cover overspend: move money from another category
If you use Origin to keep your money and your plans in one place, Stridefly gives your savings goals their own home.
Run Stridefly side by side with the app you use now, and switch when you're sure. When you connect your first bank, you get 30 days free, with no payment details needed, long enough to see a full month of your own bills and paychecks come through. During the beta, everything is free for testers.
Accounts you add by hand or import from files are free to use for as long as you like. Not ready to add anything yet? Demo mode loads a sample household, so you can look around first, with no account to make.
Stridefly asks only for what it needs: you sign in with Apple when you link a bank or subscribe, and not before.
Your portfolio is measured against the targets you set. The targets are yours, and Stridefly does the math rather than giving advice.
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If Origin lets you export your transactions as a CSV file, you can bring them into Stridefly. Stridefly reads any transactions file with a date, an amount and a description or payee column, flags possible duplicates for you to review, and lists any rows it can't read, so nothing disappears quietly.
Stridefly sorts imported transactions into its own categories, and your rules run on top, so your budget fits Stridefly from day one. You can also import positions and month-end net worth history from CSV files, so your net worth chart shows your history from the data you import.
You connect your banks through Plaid, which more than 9,000 financial apps use, and you sign in with Apple. Your financial data is saved on your phone and in your own iCloud, not in a database of ours, and you can export a copy whenever you like. How Stridefly keeps your data safe
If Origin lets you export transactions as a CSV file, yes. Stridefly reads files with a date, an amount and a description or payee column, flags possible duplicates and lists any rows it can't read. It sorts transactions into its own categories. You can also import positions and net worth history from CSV files.
Yes. Set a goal with a target amount and, if you like, a date, choose the accounts the money sits in, and Stridefly shows how far along you are and about how much to put away each month.
No. Stridefly compares your portfolio with targets you set and shows the amounts that would bring it back in line. It does not recommend investments and it does not place trades.
Stridefly is built on services you already trust. You connect your banks through Plaid, you sign in with Apple, and your financial data is saved on your phone and in your own iCloud, encrypted by Apple. We don't keep a database of our customers' finances. How Stridefly keeps your data safe
Stridefly is free for beta testers during the beta. After launch, you can keep using it for free with accounts you add by hand or import from files. Connecting a bank or brokerage needs a subscription, monthly or annual, and starts with a 30-day free trial when you first connect, with no payment details needed. We'll share prices soon.
Not today. Stridefly is an iPhone app and needs iOS 18 or later.
Stridefly is in private beta and free for testers. We invite people in small groups, starting in November. Once you're in, you can look around with sample data before you add anything, no account needed.
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