Short answers to the usual questions.

Flittly itself is one download for Mac, Windows or Linux. Its private AI (merchant names, categories, receipt reading) runs through Ollama, which you install separately for now.

Any bank. Flittly reads the statement files your bank gives you, not a list of supported banks: PDF statements, and CSV, OFX, QFX, QBO and QIF files. If you already use another app, you can bring its export in too. See the Switch page.

Yes. The desktop app is free, and everything that runs on your computer stays free: imports, AI on your device, budgets, goals, recurring bills, reports, encrypted backups, and sync between your own devices through a folder you choose. Flittly Cloud, an optional add-on for bank connections, the web app and hosted AI, is coming soon.

With Cloud off, everything runs on your computer and your data is stored there. The app contacts the internet only to check for updates and to download AI models. If you turn on Flittly Cloud later, bank connections, the web app and cloud sync use our servers. Only then does data reach them.

Flittly runs on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit), and Linux (AppImage, x86_64). Local AI needs a computer with enough memory to run a small model through Ollama; imports and budgets do not.

Make encrypted backups (.flittly files) and keep them somewhere safe, or turn on sync between your devices through a folder your cloud storage already syncs, such as iCloud Drive or Dropbox. Backups and sync are encrypted before they leave the app, so your storage provider cannot read them. Without a backup, your data exists only on your computer, because we never receive it.

Not today. Flittly is an app for your computer. A web app, usable from a phone browser, will come with Flittly Cloud, which is coming soon.

Export your transactions from the old app and drop the file into Flittly. We have export steps for Mint, Monarch, YNAB, Copilot, Rocket Money, Empower, Simplifi, Quicken, Lunch Money, Actual Budget and Tiller on the Switch page.

Data in the desktop app stays on your device until you delete it, and you can export a copy first (Settings, Data, Export everything). If you created a cloud account, Settings, Account, Delete cloud account cancels subscriptions, revokes bank connections and deletes your cloud records and sign-in. Your own devices are not affected.