SuperCalc turns scattered bills into one clean dashboard for your money

A new personal finance web app called SuperCalc quietly launched on October 5 and is quickly getting picked up on international product directories. The idea is simple but powerful: turn all of your scattered bills and subscriptions into one live “money dashboard.”

SuperCalc connects to bank and card providers via official APIs, but it also goes further by scanning your inbox for billing emails and PDF invoices, then extracting dates and amounts automatically. Every charge is categorized into buckets like fixed costs, variable spending, or recurring subscriptions, and visualized in clear charts that update almost in real time.

You can set monthly budgets and have SuperCalc warn you mid‑month if your current pace of spending is likely to overshoot. The free tier limits how many financial accounts you can link, but early reviews suggest it’s enough for most individual users.

The interface is English‑only for now, yet it supports multiple currencies, which makes it useful even for people outside the U.S. who pay for overseas services. The team emphasizes privacy: transaction data is encrypted at rest and is not sold or reused for ad targeting, a point prominently highlighted in the launch materials.