Securo

Most personal finance apps are quietly selling your data to the highest bidder. Securo looked at that and said "absolutely not." They're building an open-source, self-hosted money manager that keeps every single piece of your financial life on your own server. Your credentials, your transactions, your history—none of it ever touches their servers. Because there are no servers. It's just you, your data, and your money.

Securo connects to real banks across Europe, the US, and Brazil through regulated APIs—Chase, HSBC, plus 8 other banks via Open Finance Connectors. It tracks investments, manages shared expenses with roommates or partners, handles recurring bills, sets budgets, and gives you a complete picture of your finances in one dashboard. Everything syncs directly from your bank to your server. No middlemen. No data brokers. No sketchy privacy policies to shrug at.

The portfolio tracking alone is worth it—R$ 47,380 in total assets with a 24.7% gain over six months, all calculated locally. Shared expenses split automatically among 4 people. Budgets that actually work because they run on your machine, not some cloud instance that'll get acquired by a private equity firm next year.

This is what privacy-first actually looks like when you stop talking about it and start building it. Open source, self-hosted, fully encrypted, and completely yours. Securo just made financial surveillance optional.