Fireball

What Fireball is

Fireball is a personal finance app for managing budgets, bills, savings goals, debt, net worth, and investments. It is made by Fireball, headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, and is available on the web, iOS, and Android. Account sync is available, and the free plan supports manual accounts and transactions as well as file imports. Users can review spending insights, plan savings and debt, track bills, and follow net worth and investments. The free plan also includes file exports and device sync, with no subscription required. Fireball offers a paid web subscription for 10.99 NZD a month, billed monthly. It adds support for up to four trusted people and 10 GB of transaction attachments. A 14-day trial is available. Fireball’s free plan is a broad starting point for personal finance tracking, while the paid plan adds shared access and attachment storage.

Who it suits

Fireball suits people who want budgeting, bill tracking, savings and debt planning, and net-worth tracking in one service. Its web, iOS, and Android access and device sync fit people who manage finances across devices.

Limits

The free plan uses manual accounts and transactions. The paid plan adds up to four trusted people and 10 GB of transaction attachments.

Getting started

1. Open the Fireball website.
2. Choose the free plan, which requires no subscription, or start the 14-day trial.
3. Use Fireball on the web, iOS, or Android.
4. Add manual accounts and transactions or import files.
5. Set up budgets, savings goals, and debt planning.

Verdict

Choose Fireball if you want personal finance tools across web and mobile, with budgeting, bills, net worth, and investment tracking available on its free plan. The paid plan may suit households that need up to four trusted people and 10 GB of transaction attachments.