Finally, a finance app that gets it
I’m a 27-year-old marketing consultant juggling student loans and inconsistent freelance income. Traditional budgeting apps never fit my cash flow — they feel built for people with one steady paycheck and perfect credit. Cent Capital changed that.
It consolidated my checking account, credit card, PayPal and freelance receipts into one dashboard. The app’s AIO-powered nudges flagged subscription charges I’d completely forgotten about. In 10 days I recovered about $225 by cancelling a duplicate Prime membership and a streaming add-on tied to a second account I’d asked Amazon to close (they never completed the closure). That money increased my emergency fund by 10% and gave me more breathing room.
What stood out:
Subscription tracker & alerts: Finds duplicate or buried charges.
Automated savings nudges: Suggests where to redirect canceled subscription money into recurring transfers.
In-app education: Digestible lessons on debt payoff and investing without the jargon.
Dashboard for gig finances: Combines bank, card, PayPal and freelance income so nothing slips through.
Bottom line: If you’re a gig worker or someone with irregular income, Cent Capital is an all-in-one personal finance tool that turns forgotten spend into automated savings.
I'm a happy camper now that I basically found free money because of Cent Capital!








