Personal finance · iPhone

See your finances clearly.

Net worth, investments, income streams, budgets, and shared expenses in one place — for people whose money is more complicated than a single paycheck.

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The Mira dashboard, showing net worth and its history

Why people switch

Four things a budgeting app never gave you.

Most trackers assume one salary, one household, one kind of money. Mira starts from the opposite assumption — and builds the analytics a CPA would want first.

01Built for more than a paycheck

Employment, business, rental, and investment income tracked as separate streams — not flattened into one "income" bucket.

02Real investment analytics, included

Tax lots, IRR against the S&P, and dividend forecasts. Not paywalled behind a higher tier.

03Every number traceable to its source

Estimated history is drawn dashed, a balance we could not read is never shown as zero, and nothing on screen is a generated guess.

04Share with your household, on your terms

Up to five people, account by account — something Copilot still cannot do.

What Mira does · 01 — 04

Built for complicated money.

01Net worth

One number, honestly derived.

Every account — checking, brokerage, mortgage, the house, the crypto — resolved into a single figure you can actually trust, with the history behind it.

Assets

$293,968

Liabilities

$4,200

30 days

+$5,183

Illustrative figures.

Net worth, with assets and liabilities broken out
Holdings with per-position performance
02Investments

Measured against the S&P, not against nothing.

Per-position IRR, allocation drift, dividend forecasts, and tax lots with long-term countdowns — included, not paywalled behind a higher tier.

  • Per-position IRR and cost basis
  • Tax lots with long-term countdowns
  • Dividend forecasts and ex-dividend alerts
  • Allocation drift across every account
03Income streams & cash flow

Built for more than a paycheck.

Employment, investment, business, rental, other — five classifications tracked separately, with personal and business on their own sides of the line, so a side business never gets mistaken for salary.

EmploymentInvestmentBusinessRentalOther
Cash flow, with income split by stream
Transactions, categorised and shareable
04Households, budgets & privacy

Share on your terms — account by account.

Up to five people, and you choose exactly which accounts each one sees. Splits, IOUs, and budgets that pace you through the month rather than scolding you at the end of it.

SplitsDual splitting by category and by person, the way money actually moves.
IOUsA running ledger of what is owed to you and by you — delete the other app.
PacingAhead or behind for where you are in the month, with rollover.

Compare

What you get that you didn’t before.

A short, honest comparison against the apps most Mira users are leaving behind.

CapabilityMiraMonarchCopilot
Multiple income streams, classifiedIncludedPartialNo
Tax lots and per-position IRRIncludedLimitedLimited
Performance vs. the S&P 500IncludedLimitedNo
Household sharing, account by accountIncludedAll-or-nothingNo
Import from Mint, Monarch, Copilot, YNAB, QuickenOne stepPartialPartial
Transaction exports in CSV, JSON, PDF, QFXAnytimeCSVCSV

Comparison reflects each product’s generally available plans as of 2026.

Switching is easy.

Import your history from Mint, Monarch, Copilot, YNAB, or Quicken in one step — Mira reads their export files directly. Export transaction views as CSV, JSON, PDF, or QFX, and download your broader account archive as JSON.

Anees Virani, CPA and founder of Mira Money

A CPA’s notes

Accuracy is the brand.

I built Mira because my own finances stopped fitting in a budgeting app: brokerage accounts, multiple income streams, and a tax return no tracker understood.

So the categories match how the numbers are actually treated at year end. Transfers between your own accounts are not income. A reimbursement is not a windfall. Long-term and short-term lots are counted separately, because in April they are.

Anees Virani

CPA · Founder, Mira Money

Transfers are not income

Moving money between your own accounts never inflates a number.

Lots are counted separately

Long-term and short-term, because in April they are.

Cents are demoted

Tabular figures, decimals set back, so the dollars carry the eye.

Pricing

One plan. Two ways to pay.

  • Connected accounts
  • Investments, tax lots, and dividends
  • Budgets, goals, and recurring detection
  • Household sharing and IOU tracking
  • Reports, transaction exports, and account archive
  • Import from every major tracker

Mira

Every feature, whichever way you pay.

$49.99/ year

or $5.99 / month — annual saves you $21.89 a year.

Eligible new subscribers can start with 1 month free. Cancel any time.

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