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Garelochsoft My Financial Life
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My Financial Life for Windows 11

Version 1.0.0. A one-time purchase from the Microsoft Store — no subscription, no account, nothing to renew. The Store shows the price in your currency.

Coming soon to the Microsoft Store

The listing isn’t live yet. This page will link to it the day it is.

The My Financial Life Home page on Windows 11, with net worth, budget, upcoming bills and accounts.

System requirements

  • Windows 11, version 22H2 or later
  • An x64 or ARM64 PC — the Store package contains both
  • No internet connection needed, except for optional price and exchange-rate updates with your own keys
  • A little disk space; your file grows with your data
  • Windows Hello only if you choose to turn on the app lock

The Store shows whether your PC can run it, and installs the right version (x64 or ARM64) for you.

What you get

  • Every feature — no tiers, no add-ons, no in-app purchases
  • No subscription: buy once and keep it
  • Updates through the Microsoft Store
  • Sample data to explore before you enter your own
  • One private .mfl file on your PC — no account, no cloud
  • Help from a real person at the support address
After you install

Up and running in a few minutes

1. Look around

The welcome page offers Explore with sample data: an invented household you can change freely and reset at any time.

2. Make your file

Choose New to create your own .mfl file — in Documents\My Financial Life unless you pick somewhere else — or Open one you already have.

3. Bring in a statement

Download a statement from your bank’s website as OFX, QFX, QIF or CSV, import it, and review it before anything is saved.

Read the getting-started guide →

Buying, refunds and updates

Microsoft handles the purchase, payment and licence, and the purchase belongs to your Microsoft account, under the Store’s own terms. Updates arrive through the Store like any other app. Refund requests go through Microsoft — see the support page.

On a Mac?

A Mac version is coming later, through the Mac App Store. There’s no date yet, and we’d rather not guess. It will open the same .mfl file as the Windows app.

What’s next

Honest about what isn’t here yet

No dates, because none of this is a promise.

Coming later

A Mac version

My Financial Life for Mac, through the Mac App Store. It opens the same .mfl file as the Windows app.

Under consideration

Automatic bank downloads

Not in version 1.0. Today you download statements from your bank’s website and import them — OFX, QFX, QIF or CSV.