SortMe

Personal finance, sorted

The money management app that shows you what to do next

Connect everything: banks, mortgage, KiwiSaver, shares, even the business. SortMe puts your whole financial life on one screen and gives you a clear next step, in plain language. The average user finds $2,371 in savings.

A New Zealand family of four looking up at their finances coming together
on Trustpilot
★ 4.6
Households helped
12,000+
bank access
Read-only
Device-friendly
The SortMe desktop app: My Financial Overview with cashflow, budgets and connected accounts
The SortMe mobile app showing every connected account in one list

Connect everything

Connect everything. Yes, even the mortgage.

Every connection runs through Akahu, New Zealand's open finance provider — SortMe never connects directly to your bank. For most banks Akahu uses an official open banking API, so you approve the connection in your own banking app and no password is ever typed into SortMe. That covers all the major New Zealand banks, plus your KiwiSaver balance, Sharesies, Kernel and other investment accounts, and foreign-currency accounts (converted to NZD automatically). Anything else comes in by CSV.

Your mortgage matters most. SortMe auto-detects mortgage accounts, tracks the balance against your net worth, and alerts you before your fixed rate expires, which is where the biggest dollars usually hide.

  • ANZ
  • ASB
  • BNZ
  • Kiwibank
  • Westpac
  • TSB
  • SBS
  • Sharesies
  • Kernel
  • Wise
  • + more, all via Akahu

The more you connect, the more SortMe finds. Most of that $2,371 is hiding in the accounts people connect last.

You have money, but you're missing the picture

Two incomes, a mortgage, a couple of KiwiSavers, some Kernel accounts, a term deposit you keep meaning to review. Maybe a company or a trust in the mix. Each piece is fine on its own. Together, it's nine logins and a spreadsheet you update once a year.

SortMe replaces the spreadsheet. Every account in one live view, categorised automatically, forecast months ahead, and explained in sentences a tired human can read at 9:40pm.

A next step, not just charts

Other apps show you the numbers. SortMe shows you the next move.

Every week, SortMe turns your real numbers into specific moves: a subscription that doubled without telling you, a month your cashflow will run tight, a KiwiSaver fund that hasn't matched your goals for years, an insurance policy about to lapse. When a decision needs a human, we hand you to a vetted adviser, warm, with your context already loaded.

Subscriptions

Streaming bundle doubled

This plan went from $14.99 to $29.99 since you signed up. Still worth it?

Cashflow

March looks tight

Car rego, school fees and the insurance annual all land in the same fortnight.

Mortgage

Fixed rate expires in 60 days

Your 5.99% term ends in May. This is where the biggest dollars usually hide.

SortMe surfaces gaps and connects you with advisers. It doesn't give regulated financial advice.

The 2026 feature set

Eight tools. One connected picture of your money.

Budgeting

Budgets built around how you’re paid: weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Group categories, cap the group or each category, and get a Budget Cycle Review at the end of every pay cycle.

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Spend

Every transaction categorised automatically, with tags, notes and attachments. Export an accountant-ready CSV that keeps your categories intact.

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Cashflow Forecast & Health Score

See your cashflow 6 to 12 months out, add one-off future costs, and get a Health Score plus a plain-language summary that flags tight months before they arrive.

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Growth

Net worth, mortgage, KiwiSaver and investments on one screen, moving in real time.

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Protection

A register for your insurance policies, alerts before they expire, and a nudge when SortMe spots a gap worth talking to an adviser about.

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SortMe AI

Ask anything about your own money and get an answer from your real transactions, accounts and goals. It remembers context between conversations.

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Subscriptions

AI finds your real subscriptions, including the forgotten ones, and knows the difference between Netflix and an Afterpay instalment.

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Goals

Savings goals tied to real bank accounts, so progress is measured in dollars that exist, not intentions.

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Money is a team sport.

Invite your partner. One shared view, two logins, zero "wait, what did we spend on that?" conversations.

SortMe AI

Ask your money a straight question. Get a straight answer.

SortMe AI sits on top of your real data, so the answers are yours, not generic tips. Available from any page in the app.

More about SortMe AI →

SortMe AI

  • Your ASB fixed rate ends in 41 days — worth a look before it rolls over.
  • What's it costing us?
  • You're on 6.89%. Twelve-month rates at your banks are around 5.99% today. On $540,000 that's roughly $405 a month.
  • Where would that be best going?
  • Your emergency fund is $3,200 short of three months' expenses. Want me to track that as a goal and show you when it'd be covered?
"SortMe found $210 a month in subscriptions and a doubled-up insurance policy we'd stopped noticing. That's a family holiday we weren't going to have."

Hannah · Auckland

"Quick and easy setup and a really wide range of features. I was grateful to be contacted by a SortMe financial advisor to organise a financial review session even whilst on my trial period. This responsiveness blew me away."
Sam B. · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot
"SortMe shows me useful insights and recommendations. It's found spending patterns I'd missed and has helped me save. Connecting my bank accounts was easy, definitely recommend."
Nelson Shaw · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot
"I've used several tools in the same category. SortMe has found a way to make household financial management tasks engaging and motivating."
Kale E · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot
"I like that I can see all my financial transactions and accounts on one app. Highly recommended to anyone wanting to reach their financial goals."
Souai · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot
"Provides excellent transparency and timely tracking of transactions as well as features that provide insight into future spending habits."
Verified customer · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot
"Great programme. Integrates with most NZ banks. The half hour free introductory session with Charlotte was awesome."
Verified customer · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot

4.6 on Trustpilot · 12,000+ households helped

By Kiwis, for Kiwis

Real humans, not just software.

SortMe was created by Kiwis who've done the complicated-money thing themselves. Carl founded TradeGecko and sold it to Intuit for $150M NZD, then came home and discovered his own household finances lived in nine spreadsheet tabs. Aidan and Charlotte have been untangling money for New Zealand families ever since.

Meet the team →
The SortMe team

Read-only. Bank-grade. Audited.

SortMe can see your transactions, but it can never move your money. Connections are read-only, protected by bank-grade AES-256 encryption, and we've passed the Google Security Audit.

How we protect your data

Money back guarantee

Find $500 in your first 30 days, or your money back.

If SortMe doesn't surface at least $500 of savings in your first 30 days, we'll refund you. No forms, no friction, no hard feelings.

SortMe Pro

Run a company, trust or rental? SortMe Pro makes EoFY a breeze.

Keep every entity's books beside your personal money, tag deductibles as they happen, and hand your accountant a one-click End-of-Financial-Year pack they'll want framed.

See SortMe Pro

Financial adviser? SortMe powers client dashboards, fact finds and weekly summaries for NZ advisory firms. For advisers →

Questions, answered.

Is SortMe safe?
Yes. Bank connections are read-only, so SortMe can never move your money or make payments. Your data is protected with AES-256 encryption and we’ve passed the Google Security Audit. Full details at sortme.com/data-security.
Which banks does SortMe connect to?
All major NZ banks: ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Kiwibank, Westpac, TSB and SBS. Every connection is made through Akahu, New Zealand’s open finance provider — SortMe never connects directly to your bank and never sees your banking login. For most banks Akahu connects through an official open banking API, which you approve inside your own banking app. You can also connect KiwiSaver balances plus investment providers like Sharesies, Kernel and Hatch, and import anything else by CSV.
How much does SortMe cost?
Plans start at $99 a year, and you can try everything for $1 for 7 days. The average user finds $2,371 in savings, so it tends to pay for itself early. Details at sortme.com/pricing.
Does it work for couples?
Yes. Household sharing gives you and your partner separate logins and one shared view of the whole picture.
I’m paid fortnightly. Does budgeting still work?
Yes. Budgets are built around your pay cycle: weekly, fortnightly or monthly. SortMe reviews each cycle as it closes.
Can I see my KiwiSaver in SortMe?
Yes. Connect your KiwiSaver to see the balance alongside your mortgage, investments and cash in the Growth tab, plus a fund check with a referral to an adviser if it looks off. (Balance sync only, not individual KiwiSaver transactions.)

Secure your family's financial future

Create a financial future that gives your family opportunity and freedom. It starts with a plan and a structure to hold it. That’s SortMe.

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The average SortMe user finds $2,371

Not by budgeting harder — by finally seeing everything in one place. The subscription that crept up, the fixed rate about to roll over, the cover you're paying for twice. See what's hiding in yours.

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See your whole financial life by tonight

Connecting your accounts takes about ten minutes. No spreadsheet, no shoebox, no nine separate logins — just one clear picture and a straight answer about what to do next.

See pricing · 7-day trial for just $1 · Cancel anytime · 30-day money-back guarantee