The Seedly alternative for Singapore

Seedly deserves real credit: launched in 2016, it helped a generation of Singaporeans start budgeting, linked bank accounts before that was normal in the region, and grew into one of the largest personal-finance communities in Southeast Asia. For many users it was the first place their spending and portfolio lived in one app.

In late 2025 Seedly announced it was winding down its tracking features, and the expense and portfolio tracker was retired in December 2025. The blog, reviews and community remain — but linked accounts, years of categorized expense history and the portfolio dashboard stopped being maintained, and users were pointed to data export on the way out.

If you tracked with Seedly, the practical loss is threefold: the bank connections that refreshed balances for you, the history that showed how your spending evolved, and the single view across SGD accounts and overseas holdings. Rebuilding that in a spreadsheet is exactly the chore Seedly once saved you from.

That's the migration NOVOX is built for: export what Seedly lets you take, then reconnect the live sources — Singapore banks via Finverse's official aggregation APIs, brokers like Interactive Brokers via SnapTrade — and add property, CPF-style balances or any home-country assets manually. Multi-currency is native, so SGD sits next to USD, MYR or IDR without a converter in another tab.