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I Found Hundreds of Dollars in Forgotten Subscriptions I Didn’t Know I Was Paying For
Be honest. How many times have you gotten an email that says “your subscription has renewed” and then stared at the sender name for a full ten seconds trying to remember what the subscription was actually for? If you’re me, the answer is a lot. The cost is even more. is a lot. The 99-cent…
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Where Does My Money Go?
Is it just me, or does money just… disappear the second I leave the house? It feels like I pay a tax just for opening my front door. Even if I don’t remember buying anything, the money is just… gone. The cash is not in the wallet, and the credit card has been swiped. And…
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Tiller’s Strategy with Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets
Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel walked into a bar.Excel said, “I have 40 years of experience.”Google Sheets said, “That’s great. I’ll share the tab with everyone.” If you love spreadsheets, you probably have a favorite spreadsheet app. For most of the world, that’s Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. Our goal isn’t to make fans of…
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A Budget Is Not a Punishment. It’s a Tool.
Let me tell you something nobody really talks about. Budgeting is hard. But not in the way you think. It’s not hard because of the math. It’s not hard because of the apps. The apps are (mostly) fine. It’s not hard because budgets are restrictive. In fact, most of the budgets that work are not…
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Bank connections got a major upgrade
Tiller now supports both Plaid and Yodlee, so when one aggregator struggles with your bank, you have a second path to try. A new Data Cleanup workflow for Google Sheets makes it easy to clean up any overlapping data.
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Meet the New AutoCat
Categorizing transactions is the part of budgeting nobody loves. AutoCat for Google Sheets just got smarter: Description Match learns from your categorization, and AI Suggest handles the rest. Less setup, less manual work, more time thinking about your money instead of organizing it.
