
Sable
Track spending and budgets across USD and CAD
Details
- Categories
- Productivity & NotesPersonal Finance
- Target Audience
- Small Business OwnersSpreadsheet BudgetersFreelancers
- Pricing
- Freemium from $3
- Featured in
- Best Tools for Spreadsheet Budgeters
- Alternative To
YNAB
Monarch
Copilot Money
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About Sable
Sable is a budgeting application designed for users in the US and Canada to manage their finances across USD and CAD currencies. It provides tools to track spending, set budgets, and monitor financial goals. The platform emphasizes privacy by not selling user data and commits 20% of its profits to charitable causes. Key Features: - Link your bank accounts through plaid to auto-import all your transactions - Auto-create budgets from previous spending with a 10% deficit in one click - Auto-Track subscriptions and know when they're coming up - Track net worth across your investments and bank accounts - Enter your goals and forecast how long it'll take based on your spending - Multiple reports to track how you spend your money with interactive charts and budget pacing - AI Assistant answers questions about your money - Ethical Spending Report for companies you spent on the BDS list
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Reviews (1)
Average 5.0 out of 5
Based on 1 review
Personal finances across multiple currencies needs better tooling, and Sable fills that gap perfectly. Multi-currency budgeting is often relegated to spreadsheets, but this brings it into a modern interface with real-time tracking. The ability to manage spending across USD and CAD simultaneously without manual conversion is genuinely useful for anyone with cross-border finances. Minimalist design that actually works is rare in fintech.










Comments (2)
Managing money across multiple currencies has always been clunky - you end up with spreadsheets or scattered tools. Sable brings real-time multi-currency budgeting into a single place. The interface is clean without sacrificing functionalit
Excited to announce that after a year, my wife and I finished building an auto-budget finance app for people who hate budgeting