Your money, connected and organised.

Connect your NZ accounts, track your net worth, and see every transaction in one place.

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Everything you own and owe, together

Bring your bank accounts, KiwiSaver, investments, property and debt into one reliable view.

Fireball showing connected assets including bank accounts and KiwiSaver alongside credit card and home-loan liabilities

Know what your money is doing

See every transaction clearly, keep categories tidy and get a heads-up when something needs attention.

Fireball transaction feed with categorised purchases and notifications for recent spending and a projected low balance

See progress, not just balances

Fireball keeps your imported transactions and net-worth history for as long as your account is active, so your trends and charts become more useful over time.

Fireball net-worth history and savings-rate charts showing financial progress over time

Understand what builds your wealth

See your net worth allocation at a glance and understand what is driving the number.

Fireball net-worth summary and allocation chart showing cash, investments, vehicles, property and liabilities

Your home, reflected everywhere

Link your property and mortgage once. Fireball carries the effect through your spending, net worth and FIRE plan.

Fireball cash-flow view showing spending breakdown, recurring commitments and a home loan payment

Showing Fireball cash-flow view showing spending breakdown, recurring commitments and a home loan payment

Budget with the real mortgage

Repayments and interest sit alongside everyday spending, so safe-to-spend reflects the actual cost of your home.

See the equity building

Fireball links the property value and mortgage balance, so your net worth changes as either one moves.

Keep your FIRE plan investable

Home equity stays separate from investable wealth, while mortgage cash flow and payoff timing still shape your plan.

Common questions

Terms explained

  • Net worth

    Net worth is everything you own minus everything you owe.

  • Open banking

    Open banking lets you securely share your bank data with apps you choose, without giving them your banking password.

  • Asset allocation

    Asset allocation is how your investments are split between types such as shares, bonds, property and cash.

  • KiwiSaver

    KiwiSaver is New Zealand's voluntary workplace retirement savings scheme, generally locked until you turn 65.

  • ETF

    An exchange traded fund (ETF) is a fund you buy and sell on a stock exchange, usually tracking an index.

  • Term deposit

    A term deposit locks your money with a bank for a fixed time at a fixed interest rate.

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