Stash became Fynr. Same app, same data, sharper name.
The work we've been doing under the hood has changed the shape of the product enough that the old name didn't fit anymore. Fynr is short for finder — a personal-finance app that finds the patterns in how you actually live with money, instead of asking you to do the finding yourself.
What's already different
A few things landed in the last weeks that are worth noticing:
- Multi-recipient transactions. A single expense can be tagged for several people at once — useful when something was for both your partner and the kids. Each person's "Spent on" total reflects the full amount they benefitted from.
- Loans as a first-class concept. Lending or borrowing money no longer pollutes your spending stats. Open balances show up in their own dashboard card, with notifications when a due date arrives.
- Detail pages for every dashboard card. Tap your net worth to play with projection sliders, tap a person to see their history, tap "show all" on recent to land in a unified, searchable, filterable transaction ledger.
What's coming
Voice + generated UI ("ask Fynr anything, see and hear the answer"), the financial-stability ladder that nudges you toward emergency fund → retirement → growth instead of just tracking the past, and a few quieter pattern-engine features that surface things you'd otherwise miss — silent subscription price hikes, dormant recurring charges, merchant ticket creep.
More soon.