Trya vs Finary: which one to choose?

Trya and Finary are often mentioned together, but they don't quite answer the same question. Here's how to tell them apart based on your profile.

Two philosophies

Finary became known as a wealth-tracking tool, geared towards investors: stocks, ETFs, crypto, property, a consolidated view of your assets and their performance.

Trya starts from the everyday: your budget, your spending, your subscriptions, your savings — with, on top of that, wealth tracking. The idea is to have a single tool to manage your money end to end, from the morning coffee to net worth.

Who Finary is relevant for

• You already have invested wealth to track
• Your centre of gravity is investments and performance
• You mainly want to consolidate your assets

Who Trya is relevant for

• You first want to steer your budget and daily spending
• You want your spending to sort itself automatically
• You want a coach that answers and warns you before a slip
• You want to track your wealth too, without making it the core of the tool
• Privacy is non-negotiable for you

The Trya difference

Beyond the budget, Trya bets on two things: Sol, an AI coach who answers your questions and helps you decide, and a strict promise on privacy — your data is never sold.

In summary

If your main subject is tracking an investment portfolio, Finary is built for that. If you want a daily copilot that manages your budget, your spending and your wealth in one place, with a coach and respect for your data, Trya is for you. And since it's free to start, you can make up your mind in five minutes.