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Miyo becomes useful once it has an account and enough transaction history to show where your money is going. You can start manually and connect a bank later.
1

Choose how you use Miyo

During setup, choose On my own for a private individual workspace or With a partner / household when you plan to collaborate.You can review this choice later from your relationship settings.
2

Add your first account

Open Accounts. Connect a supported institution for synced balances and transactions, or add a manual account when you prefer to enter activity yourself.Learn about accounts
3

Review your transactions

Open Transactions to search, filter, categorize, or add notes. If you start with a manual account, you can add transactions individually or import a CSV file.Manage transactions
4

Build a monthly plan

Open Budget, choose Monthly budget, and select the mode that matches how much structure you want:
  • Simple uses monthly category limits.
  • Advanced uses rollover envelopes, groups, and savings envelopes.
Compare budget modes
5

Set your privacy before sharing

If you join a household, open Privacy and review every account’s visibility. Use the partner-view preview before relying on household totals.Understand account visibility
You have a useful starting point when your dashboard shows at least one account, recent transactions, and a monthly plan you recognize.

Continue from here

Use Savings goals inside Budget when you want to track progress toward a finish line instead of planning monthly spending.

Create a savings goal

Track progress toward one total finish line, with an optional target date.

Set up your household

Invite another person and understand what changes after they join.