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Many ways to share​

Fina allows you to share your account with guests, making it easy to collaborate with partners or clients on financial management. You can share your account in several ways:

1. Share a page: when you build a Fina page with insights, you can share it with anyone by sending them the page link. They can view the page without needing to log in to Fina if it's public accessible.

2. Share a category snapshot: setting up categories reflects your financial tracking phylosophy. You can share a category snapshot with anyone by sending them the link. This is a great way to show your financial tracking philosophy to potential clients or partners.

3. Share account access: if you want to give someone full access to your Fina account, you can invite them as a guest. Guests can view or edit your account, but they won't be able to change your password or delete your account.

Many people rely on Excel or Google Sheets to manage their finances, either by designing custom spreadsheets from scratch or using shared templates.

The key advantage of spreadsheets is their versatility: users appreciate the flexibility of formulas and the ability to manually adjust their data. For spreadsheet enthusiasts, this level of control can be rewarding. However, for most, the complexity and steep learning curve can quickly become overwhelming and frustrating.

That’s where Fina Money comes in — designed to combine the power of spreadsheets with user-friendly simplicity, making financial tracking effortless for everyone.

Today, let’s explore a simple, free solution with Fina Money.

TLDR;​

If you don’t have time to read all details, just follow these 4 simple steps to make custom system for yourself:

1. Sign up an account in Fina and Sign in.
2. Click “+ Account” button → click banks → track manually.
3. Fill balance value for the account with currency.
4. Click “Import manual transactions” to connect a Google Sheet (template) where you maintain all your transactions.
5. That’s it! All features, scenarios, and templates available to you now.

📌 NOTE It is a connection, not upload, which means any future changes you make on the connected spreadsheet, Fina will sync those changes into the Fina system automatically.

In the past 6-months, we have fully headed down on building this great product & service — Fina, we imagine this tool to be loved by people who want to become confident in their finances.

⚙️ Flexibility is the core​

We put flexibility as the #1 core value in the product design, we know there are already tons of financial tracking apps out there to help you budget or provide you cookie-cutter charts.

Mint vs Fina​

Fina is an alternative financial tracking platform that Mint users can migrate to.

In a surprising move, Intuit has announced that they will be discontinuing Mint by year’s end. For us in the personal finance management (PFM) arena, this presents an exciting opportunity to help former Mint users enhance their financial management experience.

It’s true that the market offers a variety of alternatives, many of which are well-established and polished. So, what sets Fina apart? We believe in providing a fully customizable platform tailored to each individual’s needs.

Think of Fina as the “Notion for Finance.”