What it is
Pipseed is a place to write down what you spend. It does not connect to a bank, and it is not financial advice. The numbers are only as complete as what you enter.
Who it's for
People who want a private record of daily spending and do not want to hand a bank login to an app.
What it does
- Spending you enter. Add expenses yourself. Pipseed does not pull transactions from a bank.
- No account with us. There is no Aivana account. What you enter stays on the iPhone under this privacy policy.
- A record you can look back on. The point is to see the spending you wrote down, not to grade you or to invest your money.
How it compares
A notes app, a spreadsheet, or a paper notebook can track spending, and they are often enough. Pipseed is a small log dedicated to that job, without a bank connection. It will not see a purchase you forget to enter. It does not replace a budget you make with a full picture of your income, and it is not advice about debt, taxes, or investing.
Guides
Guides for this app are not published yet. The questions and the limits are still on this page.
Screenshots
Current screenshots are on the App Store listing. This page does not invent pictures of the interface.
Questions people ask
Does Pipseed link to my bank?
No. You enter spending yourself. Pipseed does not ask for bank credentials.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is a log of what you type in. Decisions about debt, taxes, and investing belong with a qualified person if you want advice.
Can anyone at Aivana see my expenses?
No. Under this policy the entries stay on your iPhone. We do not collect them.
What if I get a new phone?
Entries live on the device. Moving phones does not move them by itself, because we do not keep a server copy. Export or copy anything you need before you erase the old phone.