Review · Money
Copilot Money review
A budgeting and investment tracking app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and web with an AI money assistant.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 8.8
- Experience (25%)
- 9.0
- Value (35%)
- 7.6
Copilot Money removes most of the cleanup that makes spreadsheet budgeting tedious. Its money assistant fixes wrong categories and matches refunds to the original purchase, can run standing instructions such as tagging trip expenses, and suggests budget changes when spending shifts, but it always asks before acting. It also shows what each Amazon charge was for, lists Venmo payments with names and notes, and updates Apple Card and Apple Savings in real time. Copilot says it works with 16,000+ institutions, the most on this list, and builds a first budget from your actual spending. Investments and net worth sit next to the budget. Pricing is one plan with no tiers: $109 billed yearly as a limited-time offer instead of $119. The catches are platform and sharing. Copilot runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and web, with no Android app, and the households feature for up to 3 people is described as coming this fall, so mixed-phone couples should look at Monarch.
Who it is for
Apple users who want automatic cleanup of transactions
Price
$109 per year (about $9 a month) as a limited-time offer instead of $119; one plan with no tiers.
$9 per month $109 billed yearly, instead of $119.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.
Key features
- Works with 16,000+ institutions
- Money assistant fixes categories and matches refunds, and never acts without approval
- Shows what each Amazon charge was for and Venmo transactions with names and notes
- Apple Card and Apple Savings update in real time
- First budget is suggested from your real spending
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: One plan with no tiers, add-ons or AI credits
- Strength: Most institutions listed on this list at 16,000+
- Strength: Support from a real person inside the app
- Weakness: No Android app; runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and web
- Weakness: Households for up to 3 people is listed as coming this fall
- Weakness: $109 yearly price is a limited-time offer instead of $119
Key facts
- Yearly price: $109 (limited time, regularly $119)
- Institutions: 16,000+
- Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Web
- Tiers: One plan
Where it ranks
Copilot Money is No. 3 in our Best Budgeting Apps verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Monarch8.7
- Quicken Simplifi8.6
- YNAB8.4
- PocketGuard8.2
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