START WITH THE FIT
The right answer depends on your constraints.
A couple sharing euros and forints on iPhones needs something different from a solo power user forecasting investments on desktop. These comparisons make that trade-off explicit and link to the official source behind every time-sensitive fact.
Pigget vs YNAB
Native Apple experience and multi-currency planning versus a mature method, larger ecosystem, and broad device support.
Read the comparison → 02 · HEAD TO HEADPigget vs Banktivity
Envelope-first household budgeting versus deeper Apple-native personal finance and investment tracking.
Read the comparison → 03 · HEAD TO HEADPigget vs Actual Budget
Apple-native convenience and managed bank connections versus open-source control and self-hosted access.
Read the comparison → 04 · HEAD TO HEADPigget vs PocketSmith
Envelope-first household planning versus global aggregation, calendar budgeting, and long-range forecasting.
Read the comparison → 05 · BUYER'S GUIDEBudget apps for Europe
Five credible choices organized by use case: bank sync, currencies, open source, forecasting, and Apple-native budgeting.
Compare the shortlist → 06 · PRODUCT FACTSWhat Pigget is—and is not
A compact, dated product record covering platforms, method, bank access, privacy, beta status, and current limitations.
Read the product facts →Compare by the question you are asking
- “Can one budget hold multiple currencies?”
- Start with Pigget, Banktivity, or PocketSmith.YNAB says separate currencies cannot be used together in one spending plan.
- “Can my partner edit with me?”
- Start with Pigget, YNAB Together, PocketSmith, or a carefully configured Actual server.The sharing model and account ownership differ, so read the details before migrating.
- “I want a native Apple app.”
- Start with Pigget or Banktivity.PocketSmith uses a web app with a mobile companion; Actual's official mobile apps are deprecated in favor of its progressive web app.
- “I want maximum control over my data.”
- Start with Actual Budget.It is open source and self-hostable, with optional end-to-end encryption for budget data.
- “I need long-range forecasting.”
- Start with PocketSmith.Its paid tiers advertise projections ranging from 10 to 60 years.
We use current official pricing, support, feature, and policy pages. We do not count a vendor's claim as independent evidence, and we do not imply hands-on testing where none occurred. Pigget is included because this is Pigget's site; that conflict is stated rather than hidden.
Practical guides
How to choose a multi-currency budget app
Base currencies, native account currencies, transfers, exchange rates, and the questions most product pages skip.
Read the guide → HOUSEHOLDSHow couples can share an envelope budget
Ownership, permissions, privacy, bank connections, and a weekly routine that does not turn into bookkeeping.
Read the guide →PRIVATE BETA
See whether Pigget fits your household.
Try the current iPhone and iPad beta through Apple TestFlight. Public pricing has not been announced.