Money Visualiser vs MoneyPatrol

Money Visualiser is a groundbreaking web application designed to transform monetary values into stunning interactive 3D representations of banknotes. It allows users to visualize any amount of money in real time, selecting from 82 different currencies. Imagine entering an amount and instantly seeing a stack of bills rendered to scale, based on authentic central-bank specifications. This tool is perfect for anyone curious about the physical representation of currency, whether for educational purposes, financial planning, or simply satisfying curiosity. With no signup required, users can effortlessly explore the dimensions of their wealth, compare different currencies, and share their findings with others. Money Visualiser not only enhances financial understanding but also creates an engaging visual experience that captures the true scale of money.

MoneyPatrol is an all-in-one free personal finance tool that elevates beyond simple budgeting apps by offering deeper insight, better connectivity, and full personal accounting capabilities. It is designed to help users track, monitor, and manage all their finances in one place. It brings together expense tracking, budgeting, bill reminders, investment & net-worth tracking, alerts and more.

Some of the major capabilities of MoneyPatrol are:

• Account aggregation: You can link bank accounts, credit cards, loans, investments, etc., all into one dashboard.

• Income & Expense tracking: It shows money flowing in and out, categorizes transactions (by merchant/category), shows trends over time (day, week, month, quarter).

• Budgets: Create budgets for different spending categories, monitor how you’re doing, create monthly and annual budgets for categories and subcategories.

• Bill tracking & alerts: Get reminders about recurring bills, due dates, and warnings about overdraft, duplicate or fraudulent transactions.

• Net worth & debt tracking: View your overall financial position: what you own vs. what you owe, track debt pay-down, investment growth.

• Credit Score tracking: Track your weekly and monthly Credit Score. See your outstanding debts and credit card usage and work on improving your credit score.