Your money, in every currency you actually use
August's log opens with something big for anyone whose money crosses a border: accounts in different currencies, living together in one budget.
Keep accounts in different currencies, in one budget
A rupee wallet next to your dollar checking, a euro account beside your pound salary — each account keeps its own currency, and your budget, reports, and net worth still add up in yours. Conversions use official European Central Bank daily rates, matched to each transaction's date, with history back to 1999 — so even years-old imports convert at the rate of their day, not today's.
Never a made-up exchange rate
If an official rate doesn't exist for a date, Rudopo says so and lets you type the converted amount yourself — it never silently pretends two currencies trade one-to-one. Your bank gave you a different rate on a transfer? Enter what you actually received, and Rudopo keeps both sides honest.
See your whole net worth across every space
If you keep more than one space, the accounts page now shows what everything adds up to in one currency, converted at today's rates — with a breakdown of each space in its own money.
Also improved
- Bank statements in a foreign currency reconcile in that currency, digit for digit
- Repeating bills on foreign accounts convert at each bill's own due date
- Account balances stay accurate everywhere, even as data grows