A calmer command center for your money.
Sprout brings accounts, cash flow, investments, and financial habits into one place. This web edition mirrors the structure of the iPhone app with interactive sample data so visitors can feel the product instead of just reading about it.
- Dashboard + net worth
- Cash flow insights
- Investment visibility
- Account health
- Exports and sync
Open the desktop preview or the live web app.
Use the sidebar to move through the same five surfaces as the iPhone app, then jump into the authenticated browser version to load your real Sprout data.
Dashboard mirrors the iPhone app’s emphasis on net worth, quick health checks, and recency without burying the important changes.
The web mirror keeps the same budgeting logic: category budgets, pacing, recent averages, and changes versus prior periods.
Sprout’s investment view sits alongside balances and cash flow so people can connect day-to-day decisions with long-term progress, instead of juggling separate dashboards.
| Institution | Last refresh | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Chase | 8 min ago | Healthy |
| Vanguard | 2 h ago | Updated |
| American Express | 1 d ago | Needs reauth |
This mirrors the iPhone app’s account-management layer: institutions, connection quality, and quick recovery cues instead of raw sync logs.
What carried over from iPhone to web.
The web page follows the same product framing already present in Sprout’s SwiftUI app: a five-area shell, strong hierarchy around net worth and cash flow, and practical financial signal over clutter.
Dashboard, Cash Flow, Investments, Accounts, and Settings map directly from the app so the product story stays coherent across platforms.
Navy gradients, warm surfaces, bright success green, rounded card geometry, and dashboard-first hierarchy all come from the app’s existing design tokens.
The web mirror emphasizes budget pacing, trend clarity, account health, and recent activity so visitors understand the product in under a minute.
Built for real money routines.
Sprout is strongest when it quietly turns scattered financial data into a few good decisions. The web version keeps that same posture.
Open the dashboard, see what changed, and know whether cash, debt, or investments moved the month more than anything else.
Spot categories that are running hot, compare against recent pace, and decide what needs adjustment before the month gets away from you.
Check whether linked institutions are healthy, understand what needs reauthentication, and keep a coherent balance picture across providers.
Trust, control, and a realistic product story.
This page is intentionally honest: it is a web preview of Sprout’s experience, not a full Plaid-connected browser client. That makes it a strong product page today and a solid base for deeper web functionality later.
The content comes from the actual Sprout app structure and documented features rather than generic finance-site copy.
The experience is self-contained HTML and CSS, so it is easy to host on the current site without plugin changes or backend rewrites.
If you want a deeper browser product later, this page can become the marketing shell and onboarding surface for a fuller authenticated web build.
See Sprout in context, then talk to Minuteman Apps.
The preview above gives visitors a credible feel for the app. The next step can be deeper web functionality, App Store launch support, or a more complete cross-platform product site.
Preview uses illustrative sample data and mirrors the live iPhone app’s architecture and product surfaces.