Bring your statements.
Aba does the books.
Drop in three months of statements. Aba, CountHouse's assistant, sorts every transaction, shows you what's fixed and what flexes, asks about the few it isn't sure of — then answers your questions with your own numbers.
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transactions found · 2 accounts
Who it's for
For money that doesn't fit
a budgeting app
Budgeting apps assume one paycheck and one life. Accounting software assumes you're a company. CountHouse is for the people in between — one person, one set of books, all of it.
Income · September
3 sourcesAcme Studio
Retainer · monthly
$4,200
Arrived Sep 3
Northwind
Invoices · irregular
~$2,800
Invoice out 12 days
Workshop sales
Variable
~$800
$310 so far
Plans & activities
Not just what it was.
What it was for.
A category can tell you $186 went on dining out. It can't tell you that dinner, the airport parking, the spare bedding and the museum tickets were all one thing: your mom came to stay. CountHouse ties transactions to the moments and plans they belonged to, so you can see what your life actually costs.
- Say “that was Mom's visit” and Aba gathers the charges — across cards, across categories
- Plans look forward: a trip, a move, a big purchase sits on your calendar before a cent is spent, and the spending lands inside it as it happens
- Your calendar shows what each day cost, next to the moments and plans that explain it
- Nothing is re-categorized. A dinner is still dining out — it just also belongs to something
September 9 – 15
Mon
9
$24
Tue
10
—
Wed
11
$18
Thu
12
$249
Fri
13
$239
Sat
14
$91
Sun
15
$100
- Dining out$225.00
- Rosa's TrattoriaFri$186.40
- Sunday bakery runSun$38.60
- Groceries$209.95
- Whole FoodsThu$148.20
- Trader Joe'sSun$61.75
- Transport$129.40
- Airport parkingThu$36.00
- ShellFri$52.10
- Lyft × 2Sat$41.30
- Shopping$64.90
- Target — spare beddingThu$64.90
- Entertainment$50.00
- Museum ticketsSat$50.00
Lisbon in NovemberPlan
$980 of $2,700
Flights booked. Eight weeks out — nothing else has landed in it yet.
Meet Aba
Tell Aba once.
It stays told.
A bank feed knows what left your account. It can't know what the money was for. Aba keeps a living picture of how your money actually works — told in your own words, checked against your real numbers — so you never explain yourself twice.
- Say how you use each account and card — the business one, the personal one, the side project, the tax pot
- It carries that into everything: how things get sorted, what counts as fixed, every answer it gives
- Answers are worked out from your real transactions, so the picture is yours — not a rule of thumb
- Everything it remembers is yours to read, edit or delete
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Talk and do
Say it once.
It keeps happening.
Most money tools wait for you to come and look. Tell Aba what you want to know and when, and it turns up with the answer — worked out from your real numbers, on your schedule.
Pick one to see what gets set up
Routines report and propose. Anything that would change your books still waits for your approval.
Your routines0 running
Nothing yet — set one up above.
Around today
4 to look at
Figma
Software · yesterday
$15.00Trader Joe's
Groceries · yesterday
$84.12Delta Air Lines
Travel · Tuesday
$312.60Blue Bottle Coffee
Dining out · Tuesday
$6.75
businesslooks right
Living with it
Two minutes a day
keeps it true
Books go wrong quietly. So each day CountHouse lays out the last week and asks one thing: does this look right? Tick it if it does. Mark it business if it was for work.
- Aba learns which merchants you never need to see again
- Marking something business is what prompts for the receipt — not an arbitrary threshold
- No red numbers, no streaks, no guilt
The honest comparison
You've probably
tried the others
Each of them does one part of the job. Here is what's missing, and what CountHouse does about it.
Instead of
A budgeting app
Built for one paycheck and a limit per category.
Assumes a steady salary
Every income source tracked on its own rhythm
Work spending has nowhere to go
One tap marks it business — receipt kept, totaled for tax time
Budgets you have to police
Your fixed floor, and what's honestly left to spend
Knows your transactions, not you
Aba learns how you use each account and card
Shows charts and waits
Routines that report to you on a schedule
Instead of
Your spreadsheet
Works — for as long as you keep feeding it.
Doesn't connect to your accounts
Reads your statements, or syncs with your bank read-only
You categorize every line
Sorted for you, with only the doubtful ones sent your way
Only as current as your last free Sunday
A two-minute daily check keeps it true
Can't answer a question
Ask in plain words, get your own numbers back
Never tells you anything
Warns you before the promo ends or the invoice goes stale
Instead of
A chatbot
Clever, but it has nothing to stand on.
No ledger — it can't check its own sums
Every answer computed from your real transactions
No memory of you between chats
A context system you can read, edit and delete
You paste your data in, every time
Your statements and accounts stay current on their own
Can only talk
Sorts, links, schedules and reports — with your approval
Your finances inside a general-purpose AI
Never used for training, and a plain account of where data goes
Trust
It's your money.
We act like it.
Handing over statements is a real ask. These are the commitments behind it — written into the privacy policy, not just this page.
Statements first, credentials never
You can start without connecting a bank at all. If you connect one later, access is read-only — we can look, never move money.
Never used to train AI
Your data reaches our AI providers only to answer you, under agreements that forbid training on it.
Nothing changes without you
Aba proposes and you approve. Whatever it sorts on its own stays open to review and correction.
Delete means delete
Remove a conversation, a memory or your whole account from inside the app. Account data is erased from production within 30 days.
Never sold, never shared for ads
No data brokers and no advertising partners. You're the customer, not the inventory.
Encrypted and isolated
AES-256 at rest, and row-level isolation so your records are only ever readable by your account.
CountHouse doesn't file your taxes, move your money, or give licensed financial advice. It keeps the books straight and the picture clear — so whoever does those things, you or your accountant, starts from the truth.
Three statements.
The whole picture.
No bank login, no setup, no categories to build. Bring the PDFs you already have.
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