• Tiller is the only service that automatically updates Google Sheets and Excel with daily spending, transactions, and balances by connecting them directly to banks, credit cards, brokerages, and 18,000 other financial sources.
• By eliminating data entry, multiple account logins, and CSV files, Tiller makes it 10X faster to manage money with the simplicity and customizability of a spreadsheet.
• Tiller also makes powerful Google Sheets personal finance templates and Add-ons to make it easy for people to get started.
• Tiller Money’s spreadsheet automation, templates, and Add-ons empower people with the most flexible solution for understanding and managing their money.
• Tiller Money’s customers get support with an extensive Help Library and real human support, including via telephone calls.
• Unlike free templates and other spreadsheet-based solutions, all of our products are backed with ongoing development and a team of developers.
• Tiller was founded in 2016 and is based in Seattle, Washington.
• Tiller’s core value: money matters because life matters more.
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"The 8 Best Personal Finance Software to Use in 2019"
"Tiller takes spreadsheets and seeks to make them much easier for you by linking your spreadsheet with your bank and automatically feeding your transaction and balance data every day." TheBalance.com →
"Clueless About Money? This Simple Tool Could Empower Your Financial Life"
"Tiller takes spreadsheets and seeks to make them much easier for you by linking your spreadsheet with your bank and automatically feeding your transaction and balance data every day." Inc Magazine →
"Using Tiller Money For Cash Flow Tracking And Budgeting With Clients"
"Tiller Money has helped my clients stay organized, and helped me build better and more suitable financial plans by finally understanding where their cash flow it going. In fact, I was so impressed with it, that I’m now also an avid user of Tiller Money for my own household." Kitces.com →
"How Two-Income Couples Should Manage Their Cashflow"
"Another option is the good old-fashioned budget spreadsheet, which is helpful because it’s collaborative and easily-accessible to all parties.
The point is that it’s flexible: You can create your own budget sheets, or use Tiller’s templates. How you structure them and what categories you designate is up to you and your partner." Lifehacker →
"After writing about money for half a decade, here's the spreadsheet I built to keep track of my spending."
"I don't pretend to be a financial expert or hold any kind of certification, but between writing, editing, and reading hundreds (thousands?) of stories about money, I've picked a few things up. Chief among them is that the best, most critical first step you can take to improve your finances is to track your spending." Business Insider →
"6 Inexpensive Financial Tools to Help you Budget and Save"
"Tiller automatically syncs your spending data into a Google Drive spreadsheet that can be remotely accessed by multiple people. So, for example, if you and your partner are sharing budgeting duties, you don’t need to log onto just one partner’s computer to access your information." CreditCards.com →
Best Apps to Help You Keep Track of Your Money
"If you’re the number-crunching type who wants simple but effective money tracking, Tiller could be the app for you. “Some people feel more comfortable with spreadsheets than an actual website,” says Amber Berry, a Certified Financial Education Instructor based in Sacramento, California. “If someone wants more streamlined spreadsheet experience, they can use Tiller.” Quicken.com →
Better Budgeting Through Better Technology
One of our more popular episodes recently was about a better way to use spreadsheets in your budgeting, so we thought we’d share a written version of the highlights. A conversation about how Tiller sets themselves apart from their competition and the security of the product. Stacking Benjamins →
How to Automate Your Bookkeeping and Credit Upkeep in 2018
It’s an inexpensive tool ($5 per month) that will automatically download your transactions—banking, credit cards, lines of credit, etc.—daily into a Google Sheet that can be shared with anyone you’d like. You can then customize the tabs based on your needs. BiggerPockets.com →
Tiller made me honest (and saves me time)
I’ve been using Tiller for almost two months now, and I’m in love. It’s the perfect fit for my spend tracking, budgeting, spreadsheet loving self, plus it saves me time and money. Not only that, did I mention it tracks all my account balances too? Centsiblyrich.com →
8 Ways to Overcome Impulsive Spending
Taking a few minutes each day to monitor and think about where your money is going is a powerful, enlightening habit. In a recent survey conducted by Tiller Money, 79% of people said that tracking their spending with a simple spreadsheet has led to less impulsive spending. Lifehack.org →
Tiller Review 2019: A Fast And Easy Way To Manage Your Money
Women Who Money →
Couple Money Toolkit
Tiller is a cool app where you can design and use spreadsheets, but the data is automatically pulled daily for you. This gives you more time to review the numbers rather than entering it in all yourselves. I’m trying this out now as we’re big fans of spreadsheets. Couple Money Toolkit →
Financial goals to reach by age 30
Only through knowing where your money is going will you be able to manage and manipulate your budget to meet your needs and aims. We love using Tiller as our way of tracking our spending for budgeting purposes. Saving Scotts →
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