Grip, the budgeting app by ABN AMRO, has been discontinued. Peppies takes over — free, bank-independent and for your whole household. It works on top of any bank, without you having to switch.
Many people in the Netherlands used Grip (the ABN AMRO app) to keep their spending in view. Now that it has stopped, you are looking for an alternative that is not tied to a single bank. Peppies works with every Dutch bank: you import your statement and instantly have your overview back — plus things Grip never had, such as a daily budget and your whole family joining in.
ABN AMRO, ING, Rabobank, bunq, Knab or any other bank — you do not need to switch. You simply import your statement (CSV, MT940, CAMT or Excel).
Keeping an overview costs nothing. The smart budgeting tools are in Complete (€1.99 per month), which you can cancel monthly.
Not just for you: invite your partner or housemates, each with their own login and one shared overview. Grip could not do that.
No mandatory bank connection and no bank credentials. Your statement is read on your own device; your data stays yours.
Yes, with every Dutch bank. You download your statement from your bank (CSV, MT940, CAMT or Excel) and drag it into Peppies — it reads the file and categorises it automatically.
No. You never enter bank credentials and you do not link an account. You import a statement file yourself, whenever you want.
A daily budget (what you can spend today), pots and savings goals, and your whole household joining in — plus a calendar and shopping lists in the same app.
Starting is free. For the extended budgeting tools you choose Complete (€1.99 per month), which you can cancel monthly.
Yes, in the browser and as an app on your home screen. For iPhone and iPad there is also a free app in the App Store.
Yes. Unlike Grip, Peppies is available in English as well as Dutch — handy for expats and internationals banking in the Netherlands.
Create an account in half a minute. No credit card, no download required.
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