Budgeting for life in Sweden
Rebus counts your bills and budget, so you can see what's left each day.
Free, no card needed. On the web today, iPhone and Android soon.
Safe to spend
Rebus takes your balance, subtracts every bill due before payday, and tells you what's left. A day-by-day forecast shows the lowest point, so a tight week doesn't catch you out.
Budgets with pace
Each category shows what you've spent against what you planned for the month. When one runs ahead, Rebus says how much less a day brings it back.
Bills and subscriptions
Rent, phone, insurance and the gym, laid out by the day they charge. Rebus spots recurring payments in your spending and suggests adding them.
Savings goals
Pick how much goes to each goal per payday. Rebus counts it on payday and shows when you'll get there. Skip a payday when you need to. Didn't move the money after all? Remove it within seven days.
Net worth and investments
Add your holdings and Rebus tracks your net worth over time. Mark an account as ISK and it estimates the year's schablonskatt.
Categorization that learns
Your own choices teach Rebus where each merchant goes, so new transactions arrive sorted. If you turn on AI suggestions, they wait for your OK. Nothing changes without it.
Ask
Ask a question in plain words and get an answer from your own numbers. It can draft a budget for you to approve, but it won't give investment, tax or legal advice.
Rebus connects through Enable Banking, a regulated open-banking (PSD2) provider. You sign in at your own bank, and Rebus gets permission to read balances and transactions. Nothing more.
Your finances are yours. Here's exactly what that means in Rebus.
Everything that helps you plan is free. Plus adds the parts that cost us to run.
0 krforever
No card needed. Free stays free.
599 kra year
About 50 kr a month. 30 days free first.
99 kra month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Everything in Free, plus:
Ask is limited to 100 questions per 30 days and 25 a day. Cancel any time; Plus stays on until the end of the period you've paid for.
Yes. Rebus works in your browser today, and the iPhone and Android apps use the same account, so everything you add shows up in both.
Rebus only ever gets read access to your bank, and you sign in at your bank, not in Rebus. Your data is stored in the EU, travels encrypted over HTTPS, and is never sold or used for ads.
No. The bank connection is read-only, so Rebus can't make payments or transfers. Savings goals only keep count; you move the money yourself.
Rebus connects through Enable Banking. You'll see the list of supported banks when you connect. If yours isn't there, export a CSV from your bank and import it.
Everything except Ask, AI suggestions and automatic bank refresh, which are part of Rebus Plus. Free includes 3 Ask questions to try it.
Cancel where you subscribed: in your App Store settings for the iPhone app, or from Settings in Rebus on the web. Plus stays on until the end of the period you've paid for.
In the EU: the app and its database run in Railway's EU West region. You can export it or delete your account at any time.
Only if you turn it on. Then your question and the figures needed to answer it, such as merchants, amounts and categories, go to Anthropic's Claude. It's not used to train models, and you can turn AI off in Settings.
