The compass is your big picture: it works out whether your money lasts through new heating. The helm is your household book: it shows where it goes each month.
Runs in the browser on your phone, Windows PC and Mac – nothing to install, and as an app on your home screen if you like.
“Life asks you to be flexible – and so should your view of your finances. With the household book and the big picture I run scenarios before they happen.”
Adrian
Founder of OWNAMIC · new since 2026
Read the founder storyOften it only works with a loan – with interest, repayments and equity. The big picture shows what that means for the years ahead.
This is where it gets tight. Try what helps: more equity, a different rate, a higher savings rate – and see at once how the line changes.
A large part of the salary drops away, perhaps part-time after that. Lower your income for those months – to the parental benefit, for example.
This is where it gets tight. See how it affects your net worth – and whether you want to put more aside beforehand.
A holiday with the whole family quickly costs several thousand euros. Entered once, the big picture counts it in every year.
It fits. The line stays within the corridor. Whether the holiday budget holds, the helm shows you every month.
Made-up example household. In the big picture you enter the expense with your date and your amount – or pick a template such as parental leave, sabbatical or “Income stops”.
Share the overview with your partner: you see the same spending and the same big picture – and each of you photographs your own receipts.
One account for both of you
The simplest way: you use one account together. Then you both see and change everything – share the access only with people you trust.
Or a shared space
Each person keeps their own account and you bring contracts and things into a shared space – up to five people. With the finance data included, you see spending and the big picture there together.
Everyone changes only their own
In the shared space every entry stays with the person who created it.
No typing, no shoebox full of receipts, no Sunday afternoon with spreadsheets. This is what a week with the household book looks like:
Saturday
Weekly shop done, the receipt goes into your bag.
Sunday, at breakfast
Photograph the receipt – OWNY books every item into the household book. Done before the coffee gets cold.
Wednesday
A look at the household book: the groceries bar changes colour, €38 left until the end of the month. You know before money gets tight.
End of the month
You see what is left – for holidays, savings or whatever matters to you.
An example week with example amounts.
Income, loans, fixed costs, everyday spending and assets in one picture – carried forward with inflation and income growth. No spreadsheet, no formulas.
The monthly balance shows what is left after fixed costs and purchases. So you step in before one month becomes a trend.
On your start page, compass and helm sit side by side: the big picture in small on the left, the month's household book on the right.
Then you adjust course – with a budget, a contract or your savings rate.
Income, fixed costs and every purchase down to the item – with budgets from your setup and a monthly balance that shows what is left.
To the household bookBetween endless manual work and blind automation there is a better way: your assets, income and expenses in one place — and OWNY, your built-in AI helper, takes over the tedious admin.
78 % of German households’ gross wealth is physical assets – the part finance apps usually do not see. Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, household wealth survey PHF 2021 (share computed from means).
Full control – endless manual work.
The golden middle
Minimal input – maximum clarity.
Strong on accounts and transactions.
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A home, a small remaining loan, salary and living costs: this example shows how net worth develops when everything is viewed together. The remaining debt reaches zero after five years — and the yearly bars show honestly that the first years run a deficit while net worth still grows.
What the carry-forward actually rests on. Every kind of input that is not recorded is calculated as zero and makes the curve too optimistic.
| check_circle | Income | 5,300 € | entire horizon |
| check_circle | Fixed costs | 2,600 € | entire horizon |
| check_circle | Variable costs | 619 € | from 30 purchases |
| check_circle | Assets | 417,000 € | |
| check_circle | Debt | 2,200 € | until year 5 |
| check_circle | Savings plans | 200 € | entire horizon |
It shows what you have entered and carries it forward.
The decision is yours.
Rough figures are enough to start. OWNY asks you one thing at a time, and it gets more precise later, entry by entry. What to have at hand, OWNAMIC shows you while you set up.
Build your whole picture – free 14 days free · no payment details · then from €3.49/month or without a subscriptionThe whole picture first, then everyday life: this is how you set up OWNAMIC Finances. You can do step 1 right here.
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Step 2 of 6 · Set up
Use Plus → Image Recognition or Manual Entry to add your account balances and running loans.
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Step 3 of 6 · Set up
Capture your most important physical assets – property, a collection or furniture – with a photo, a photo series or a short video through the room.
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Step 4 of 6 · Add later
Upload a screenshot from your broker app, link ETFs, precious metals and crypto to the daily price and record your running savings plans.
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Step 5 of 6 · Add later
Collect your receipts and scan them in one go at the weekend. Upload invoices as PDF.
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Step 6 of 6 · Add later
Analyse your spending in the household book, steer it with budgets, keep the projection of your wealth in view in the big picture and see in the scenario “Income stops” how long your savings last – or play through parental leave, a sabbatical and early retirement.
For a recorded asset OWNY recognises whether there is a cryptocurrency, a precious metal or a listed security behind it — and proposes the link.
You see what the proposal rests on — name, ticker, exchange, currency and the date of the last price — and confirm it. Or reject it and search yourself.
From your confirmation on, the value is a calculation with a named source. Prices are carried forward without you touching anything.
There is a tradable paper behind this asset. What the proposal rests on:
Frankfurt Stock Exchange for German shares and UCITS ETFs in euro, plus the US exchanges in US dollars.
Shares · ETFs · Indices
Quoted against the euro
Bitcoin · Ethereum · further coins
Price per troy ounce, converted to grams
Gold · Silver · Platinum · Palladium
Highly detailed insights into your consume behavior — every imaginable type of expense and income, gently organised. See the patterns behind the spending, month after month, and decide with clear eyes.
A year of parental leave, retiring early, changing jobs, a special repayment on the mortgage: play the scenario against your real objects, debts and monthly flows and see what it does to your complete picture — before you decide, not after.
Last week's receipt becomes 14 catalogued items in seconds. Find the dishwasher manual in a tap. Track the budget you set for the wine cellar.
Only 30 % of Germans have documented their accounts, custody accounts and safe-deposit boxes in full and talked to their relatives about them. Dormant accounts are estimated to hold 2 to 9 billion euros — and there is no central register.
link Source: Forsa on behalf of SOS-Kinderdörfer weltweit, February 2026, n = 1,622; estimates on dormant accounts: BMBF report / Verband Deutscher Erbenermittler.
A forgotten €20/month subscription adds up — across several contracts it quickly becomes a noticeable amount.
The state reimburses 20 % of tradesperson labour costs, up to €1,200 per year — subject to an invoice and cashless payment.
Household-related services carry a further deduction of up to €4,000 (§ 35a (2) EStG).
Those who file a tax return get an average of €1,240 back. Around 10.9 million employees file none at all. Work-related expenses above the €1,230 flat rate only count with a receipt.
link Source: Federal Statistical Office, wage and income tax statistics (tax year 2022); Destatis on non-filing (2021).
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Digitise collections, estates and household contents. Attach manuals and receipts. And your complete financial overview in one place.
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Find out before it does – with your own figures.
