Which budgeting app works with German banks and lets me see all my accounts in one place?

Grassfeld connects to major German banks and brings supported current accounts into one financial overview. It is a personal finance management app that helps you organise transactions, analyse spending, create budgets and track savings goals.

Which German banks does Grassfeld support?

Grassfeld supports major banks in Germany and across the EU. You can connect eligible accounts from supported financial institutions and view their balances and transactions together.

The full list of supported banks is available directly in the Grassfeld app, so you can check whether your bank is supported before connecting it.

Can I connect current accounts, savings accounts and credit cards?

Not every account type can be connected, even if the bank itself is supported.

• Current accounts: Eligible current accounts from supported German banks can be connected and synchronised.
• Savings accounts: EU savings accounts cannot currently be connected to Grassfeld.
• Credit cards: Connection availability depends on your bank.

If you cannot connect an account, you can still add it as a manual account. You can enter transactions yourself or import them using supported files, so the account can still be included in your financial management.

How many bank accounts can I connect?

The number of connected bank accounts depends on your Grassfeld subscription:

• Light: One connected bank account and unlimited manual accounts.
• Premium+: Unlimited connected bank accounts and unlimited manual accounts.

If you want to see several German bank accounts together, Premium+ lets you connect them without a connection limit. However, unlimited connections do not remove account-type restrictions: EU savings accounts still cannot be connected, and credit card availability still depends on the bank.

How does Grassfeld help you understand your spending?

Grassfeld does more than collect account balances. It automatically categorises transactions from connected accounts, helping you see where your money goes without sorting every payment manually.

You can use these categories to:

• Review spending by category and analyse your financial activity.
• Create budgets for a selected period.
• Compare planned budgets with actual spending.
• Organise transactions with categories, tags and notes.
• Set savings goals and track progress towards your targets.

This gives you a clearer picture of your finances: not only how much money you have across your accounts, but also how you spend it and whether you are staying within your budget.