Crest
Clarity starts here.
Thanks for your interest in Crest. It’s a small personal project that I build and maintain myself, so I keep access limited and review each request personally.
If you’d like to join, tell me a little about yourself and how you came across Crest. It helps me understand who’s reaching out and what brought you here.
Request access I’ll get back to you either way.
Everything you need to see your money clearly, and nothing you don’t.
One number for where you stand
Cash, bank accounts, e-wallets and credit cards add up to a single net worth. See what’s left after upcoming bills, and hide your balance with a tap when you’re out in public.
Spending, month by month
Every month sits side by side, so you can tell a heavy month from a normal one at a glance. Tap any bar to see what happened.
Know exactly where it went
Switch between week, month and year to see how spending splits across categories. Tap a slice to see its total and share.
And which account paid for it
See how much went out of each bank, card, cash and e-wallet. Open a group to drill down to the individual account.
Budgets that speak up early
Set a monthly limit per category. Crest tells you at 80%, while there’s still time to change course, not after the month is gone.
Categories that fit your life
Start with a sensible set of categories and subcategories, then rename, add or remove anything. Expense and income are kept separate, and every category shows how often you use it.
Shared spaces for shared money
Plan a trip or run a household with others. Everyone logs their spending in one place, and your personal financial accounts stay private unless you choose to include them.
More than one currency, one total
Keep financial accounts in rupiah, dollars or anything else. Crest converts everything to your main currency at the rates you set, so totals and budgets always line up.
Bills you can see coming
Rent, internet and subscriptions repeat on their own. They show up as upcoming before they’re due, so the month never surprises you.
Want to try Crest?
I’ll get back to you either way.