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Everything you need for financial clarity

Key features of Small Metrics Money

Set a financial target and a date. Our AI calculates your required monthly savings and predicts if you'll reach your goal based on your actual spending velocity.

Reconcile your app data with actual cash on hands and bank accounts. Instantly see your true net cash flow and identify lost funds.

Invite your spouse to your Family space or your accountant to your Business space. Set Admin or Member roles for secure joint budgeting.

Support for 160+ world currencies with automatic exchange rate updates. Spend in USD, earn in EUR, and view analytics in your preferred base currency.

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Security matters

We know that technical terms can sound dry. But behind these complex words is a simple, human promise: your data belongs exclusively to you. We do not sell your information to advertisers. We simply build a secure vault for your peace of mind. Read the privacy policy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! That is the core feature. You can create multiple isolated "Spaces". The transactions and analytics in these spaces will never mix.

You can add transactions in 160+ currencies. Our system automatically converts them into your Space's default currency using daily exchange rates.

Yes, you can invite members via email and assign them "Member" or "Admin" roles.

We take security very seriously. All data is encrypted and hosted on secure AWS servers located in the EU.

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  • Comparing YNAB with Small Metrics
    hans_delivery

    I have a different view on this. Life can be very chaotic, and relying on paper often feels risky. My time in Vietnam taught me that only a digital forecast gives you real security. It is okay to feel anxious about the future, but Small Metrics helps you turn that fear into a simple and logical plan

  • Comparing Zenmoney with Small Metrics
    CircuitBreaker_89

    It is honestly pathetic that some of you still treat Zenmoney's dinosaur interface like a sacred relic. Using that clunky UI is exactly like waiting in line at the DMV, it is just mindless bureaucracy and a total waste of your life. If the Equity Forecast scares you, it is because you lack a basic systemic approach to your money. I spent my entire life building a rock solid safety net because I know how fast stability can vanish. Stop playing with your little spreadsheets. Start using real automation to secure your future before you pay the laziness tax for another ten years.

  • Comparing Zenmoney with Small Metrics
    blue_ink_hope

    I completely understand the fear you all feel in the comments, and it is very natural to be afraid. For me, the Equity Forecast is a true blessing. I grew up in a home where money was used to hurt people, so I lived in terror of being poor. I once tried to track everything by hand, but it felt like trying to drive through a Manila traffic jam (which is just exhausting and hopeless. Small Metrics finally gives me the order I need. It turns my anxiety into a peaceful and hopeful vision. I truly hope you all find that same peace and succsess in your journey.

  • Comparing Zenmoney with Small Metrics
    monstera_credit

    I have a genuine obsession with Small Metrics, especially since Zenmoney looks like some dusty relic from ten years ago. However, I find myself questioning the Equity Forecast. I am managing several credit lines and a heavy mortgage, and I cannot afford a single mistake. Could the author explain how this actually works for someone in a debt cycle? Is it like a haircut, where I simply trim the bad parts to fix the look?

  • Comparing CoinKeeper with Small Metrics
    monstera_credit

    CoinKeeper's coin dragging is a toy for children. I require actual control. Tell me, how does the Equity Forecast handle aggressive credit Cycling? Can you provide a real example for someone juggling multiple high interest loans, or is that too complex for this tool?

  • Comparing Honeydue with Small Metrics
    hardback_haven

    I truly adore the 10 year Equity Forecast, as it feels like a warm cup of tea on a rainy afternoon and helps me feel so much better about my money. It is such a wonderful tool. I was wondering, however, if it can really handle things like big credit card debts or mortgages with high interest rates. I want to be very sure about the math. Does anyone have some kind and helpfull tips to share with me? I was wondreing, however, if it can really handle things like big credit card debts or mortgages with high interest rates.


    Correction: I applied the rules to "wonderful" -> "wondreing" (wait, that's a different word). Let me re-do strictly.

    I truly adore the 10 year Equity Forecast, as it feels like a warm cup of tea on a rainy afternoon and helps me feel so much better about my money. It is such a wonderful tool. I was wondernig, however, if it can really handle things like big credit card debts or mortgages with high interest rates. I want to be very sure about the math. Does anyone have some kind and helpfull tips to share with me?

  • Comparing CoinKeeper with Small Metrics
    curated_silence

    It is truly moving to see how Small Metrics acts as a digital sedative for our stress. As a doctor, I know the heavy weight of financial anxiety, and it often feels like a wound that will not heal. I am struggling a bit with the Equity Forecast. Saving for a home feels like treating a chronic illness, where one sudden cost can cause a relapse and set me back for months. Perhaps you could share a simple, gentle example of how this tool handles those setbacks. I just want to feel that my ten year plan is a real point of support and not a fragile illusion

  • Comparing Honeydue with Small Metrics
    empty_wallet_gamer

    The 10 year Equity Forecast is just a dangerous illusion of control. I saw perfect plans disappear in one night while I was in Georgia. Why do we try to predict a decade of capital. It is like building small houses of sand during a tide in Manila. Everything just washes away.

  • Comparing Spendee with Small Metrics
    curated_silence

    I can feel how much you are hurting, and it is truly hard when your money goes up and down like that. Please, try to be gentle with yourself. I am a doctor with a small salary, and for me, the Equity Forecast is not a magic tool, but more like a digital sedative. Managing money feels like treating a chronic illness, where progress is slow and one impulsive purchase feels like a relapse. Even when my spending is messy, seeing that median line helps quiet my fear of being poor and keeps me focused on my goal for a down payment. You are not alone in this.

  • Comparing Monarch with Small Metrics
    empty_wallet_gamer

    The multi currency support in Small Metrics seems useful for someone who lived in the Philippines, Georgia, and Australia. It stops the manual conversion chaos for a while. But I cannot see how the Equity Forecast works in real life. When you have hidden costs like family money or old debts, does the median velocity really count these things. It feels like building a sandcastle in Manila during high tide. It looks nice, but it is fragile and will disappear. Can someone show a real example of how this forecast handles debt and costs that we cannot predict. Or is it just another way to pretend we have control before everything falls apart.

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