Is Copilot Money available on Android?

As of October 2026, Copilot Money lists iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web, with no Android app. Balance runs in any modern browser, including on Android, and can be installed to the home screen.

How much does Copilot Money cost?

As of October 2026, Copilot’s site lists $95 a year after a one-month free trial. Check copilot.money for current prices.

Does Balance sync with my bank like Copilot?

No. Balance never connects to a bank. You import statements as CSV, Apple Pay payments are logged by an iPhone Shortcut, and you can add anything else with quick add.

Balance vs Copilot Money

Balance vs Copilot Money.

Copilot Money is a beautifully designed, Apple-focused finance app with bank sync. Balance is free and works without a bank connection, including in countries Copilot does not cover. Here is how they compare.

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In short

Copilot Money and Balance, briefly

Copilot Money is known for its design and automatic categorisation. As of October 2026 its site lists $95 a year (about $7.92 a month) after a one-month free trial, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web (Copilot). It does not have an Android app, and reviews note that its bank connections are built for the US and Canada (FinCompareLab review).

Balance is free, runs in any modern browser and installs to your home screen, and never connects to a bank. That makes it usable anywhere, including Israel, at the cost of importing statements yourself (Apple Pay payments log themselves).

At a glance

Facts about Copilot Money as of October 2026, from the sources listed below. Prices and features change; check before you decide.

Balance compared with Copilot Money, as of October 2026
Feature	Balance	Copilot Money
Price	Free (optional Plus for AI, $2.99/month)	$95/year after a 1-month trial
Platforms	Web app on any device (installs like an app)	iPhone, iPad, Mac, web
Android	In the browser
Automatic bank sync		US and Canada
Works outside the US and Canada		Limited (no local bank sync)
Apple Pay payments	Logged right after you pay (iPhone Shortcut)	Arrive with bank sync
Investments tracking
Subscriptions found automatically
Hebrew interface

Where Copilot Money is better

Automatic bank and card sync, if you bank in the US or Canada.
Investment and net-worth tracking from linked accounts. Balance tracks account balances you enter, not portfolios.
Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac with years of design polish.

Where Balance is better

Free, with no trial and no subscription.
Works anywhere, because it does not rely on bank sync, and in Hebrew as well as English.
No bank credentials, so nothing breaks when a bank connection drops.
Works on Android too, where Copilot has no app, and installs to the home screen on any device.

The honest answer

Which one should you choose?

Copilot Money

Choose Copilot Money if you bank in the US or Canada, use Apple devices, want investments in the same app and are happy to pay for automatic sync.

Balance

Choose Balance if you live outside the US and Canada, use Android, prefer not to link your bank, or want a free tool.

Switching

Moving to Balance

1
Export your transactions
Export a CSV from Copilot or from your bank for the months you want to keep.
2
Import into Balance
Match the date, description and amount columns once. Duplicates are skipped.
3
Add the Apple Pay Shortcut
New Apple Pay payments then appear moments after you pay.
4
Set budgets and goals
Limits are suggested from your real spending.

Read the getting-started guide

Questions people ask

Sources

Competitor facts checked in October 2026.

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