
Money
Moldable
Track accounts, spending, net worth, and investments with private, customizable finance dashboards.

About
Your money, made clear.
Money brings your accounts, spending, net worth, debts, and investments into customizable dashboards. Start with a dashboard that matches what you care about, explore the demo, and connect your own accounts when you are ready.
- Track balances, cash flow, and spending categories.
- Explore transactions and the numbers behind each card.
- Shape dashboards and formula-backed cards through Moldable.
- Keep your imported financial data in your local Moldable workspace.
Connecting accounts
Bank connections require your own Plaid Production Client ID and Secret. Add PLAID_CLIENT_ID and PLAID_SECRET in Moldable Settings → Vault, then choose Connect an account in Money. The connection dialog links to the Plaid dashboard and explains setup when keys are missing. Bank authentication opens through Plaid in your browser.
Plaid credentials and account access tokens are held by aivault. The app release includes no connected accounts or personal financial history; its demo data is illustrative.
Get this app
- 1. Download and open Moldable.
- 2. Open the Store and install Money in one click.
- 3. It updates itself over time — nothing to maintain.
Connections
- Plaid Client ID — Connects your banks, cards, and brokerages via Plaid so your dashboards fill with real numbers. Use your own Plaid Production keys.
- Plaid Secret — Server-side secret paired with your Plaid Client ID for all Plaid API calls. Never leaves your machine.
You'll be asked to connect these after installing. Keys are securely stored in aivault and never exposed to agents.
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