“As part of Capital One, we will be continuing our efforts to help create more ways for people to save and manage their money,” the Level team wrote on its blog. Level has already been removed from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, but current users can continue to manage their budgets using Level until August 31. For example, even Bank of America has its own budgeting service now.
The blog post goes on to say that there are now plenty of tools out there to manage your money. “We saw an opportunity to fix that-reinventing the banking experience to make managing money easier and more intuitive.” “When we started Level Money back in 2013, there weren’t many tools to help people manage their money,” the company wrote on its blog yesterday. Prior to the acquisition, Level had raised $5 million and had 700,000 users (including yours truly). Download Level for Android, one of the most popular apps from the developer Level Money, Inc., and for free. So I’m bummed to report that Level Money is shutting down on September 1.Ĭapital One snapped up Level Money in early 2015 for an undisclosed amount.
Real talk, Level Money is the only budgeting app that has ever stuck with me.
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