Hunch is fully local. Your financial data lives on your device, not our servers. No middlemen. Credentials secured by your OS keychain. No hidden uploads.
Here's the full path from your bank to your Hunch dashboard — and what never happens along the way.
Everything stays on your device. Here's exactly what is stored locally, and what is never collected.
Hunch can optionally use AI to label your spending. Here's exactly what it sends — and what it withholds.
Most personal finance apps require you to hand your banking credentials to a third-party service. Hunch takes a fundamentally different approach.
The Hunch desktop app connects to supported bank accounts through a built-in secure session. It imports transaction data and balances directly — no passwords are transmitted to Hunch servers, and no data passes through external aggregators at any point.
All imported data is written straight to local storage on your device. Nothing leaves your machine during this step.
If you enable Keep signed in, the app stores your banking credentials in your operating system's secure credential store — macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, or the Linux Secret Service (via libsecret). This means your credentials are encrypted at rest by the OS, protected by your login password, and never uploaded to Hunch servers or any third party.
The full legal privacy policy is at hunch.money/privacy. Security architecture details are at hunch.money/security. Questions? Write to hello@hunch.money — we read everything.