If you have an Android device which does not support Google Play services, cannot access Google Play in your country or would simply like to download the Toshl app directly, you can get it here. The app is available for download as an APK file, just open it on your phone and install. You might need to confirm that you allow the installation of this app from an outside source.
Most of the app is the same as the version available through Google Play. However, some features which rely on Google Play services are excluded;
Adding locations to entries
Log in with Google
Upgrades to Toshl Pro or Medici using in-app purchases are disabled. You can however still upgrade on our website and your Android app will be upgraded as well, as long as you’re logged in with the same user account.
Popular devices without Play services
Huawei devices made after May 2019
Amazon Fire tablets
Countries where Google Play cannot be accessed
China
We’ve also added a more permanent page where you can always download the latest Toshl Android app APK without Play services. The linked APK file is updated with each new release that goes on Google Play, but with Play services excluded.
Once you’ve got the APK down, perhaps it’s time to down a beer as well?
We make handling your finances easier, but did you know we also make socks? Not just any kind, really nice, colourful socks that will liven up your summer attire. There’s also a somewhat toned down pair in grayscale that fits well with more formal pants, yet still includes the Toshl motifs.
Today, we’re adding a new sock design to the mix. Green, with blue fingerprint patterns and black white-columned spots. Check them out on the image below, but trust us, they look even better in person.
How do you get these socks, you ask? Upgrade to the 3-year Toshl Pro or Toshl Medici plan and we’ll send all three pairs your way. Consider this stylistic upgrade of your feet as another benefit of keeping your finances healthy and in order.
Excerpt from our pricing page below, click for more info. The 3-year plan with socks is only available on toshl.com, as in-app purchases in the Toshl mobile apps don’t allow for shipping of physical goods.
Seeing our finances clearly and planning ahead takes good tools. There’s just too much financial info to keep in your mind at all times, while still being able to enjoy life unburdened.
Helping people make better financial decisions is something Sberbank Slovenia and Toshl Finance have in common. So we’ve decided to partner up and offer our common customers better tools to control their finances.
2 years of Toshl Medici for free
Anyone with a Sberbank Slovenia personal bank account can connect it and get a free Toshl Medici membership that’s valid for 2 years. There’s an additional 50% discount on the next extension after that. Thus, helping to manage finances comes with an 80€ starting gift – the value of these services – to get started with managing finances better.
Sberbank, Medici, activate!
But how? Easy, start with any Toshl account. It can be free, no previous upgrades needed. In the Toshl app go to Main menu / Bank connections. Make sure popular Slovenian banks are shown, or search for “Sberbank” with the Slovenian flag. Click on it.
Follow the steps to connect your bank account to Toshl. You’ll be redirected to Sberbank’s website to log in and confirm connecting with Toshl.
That’s it! Once you’re connected with Sberbank, your Toshl user account will be automatically upgraded with 2 years of the Toshl Medici membership.
We’re thrilled that we can finally announce this collaboration with the Sberbank team and doubly so for what’s still ahead. Sberbank Slovenia is consistently rated as a trustworthy and reliable bank by its customers and one they’d recommend to their friends and family. The bank will also be celebrating 30 years of presence on the Slovenian market this year. A presence marked not only by quality banking services, but also social responsibility, including support for Slovenian sport teams in Nordic skiing (ski jumps and cross-country), volleyball and beach volley.
The Sberbank group globally has more than 98 million retail clients, 2,7 million corporate clients, 290 000 employees and 14 100 branches, building on a 180-year tradition of banking.
So, what are you waiting for? Connect your Sberbank account and feel that fresh air flow through your finances.
Which banks are new on Toshl? What’s updated, removed and what shitty. Here’s a summary of what’s been happening with the available financial institutions on Toshl, since we last posted updates in March.
New or re-added bank connections
Austria
Oberbank
UBS
Belgium
Banque Transatlantique
Banque de Luxembourg
CBP Quilvest
Denmark
Pleo
Estonia
Luminor
France
AXA Banque
Banque BCP
Banque Courtois
Banque Kolb
Banque Laydernier
Banque Nuger
Banque Populaire (with regional branches)
Banque Tarneaud
BBVA
BRED Banque Populaire
Caisse d’Epargne (with regional branches)
Crédit Coopératif
Crédit du Nord
Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne
Crédit Mutuel du Sud-Ouest
Max
Natixis Wealth Management France
Société de Banque Monaco
Société Marseillaise de Crédit
UBS
Finland
OP
Germany
WEG Bank
UBS
Hungary
Takarék Bank
Erste Bank Hungary is a special case. While an API connection has been re-added to test, the bank is very unresponsive and slow in fixing their API connection. We’ve had to resort to re-enabling the older semi-automatic scraping connection under “Erste Netbank”. Erste Hungary remains on our Shitty Bank List.
Italy
UBS
Credem – Credito Emiliano Privati e Famiglie (Carte)
Banco di Credito P. Azzoaglio Corporate
Banco di Credito P. Azzoaglio
Latvia
Luminor
Lithuania
Luminor
Luxembourg
Banco Safra
Bankinter
Banque Transatlantique
Banque de Luxembourg
Banque de Patrimoines Prives
CBP Quilvest
DNB
East-West United Bank
Eurobank Private Bank
Intesa Sanpaolo Bank
Julius Baer
POST Luxembourg
Raiffeisen
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken
Spuerkeess
UBS
Union Bancaire Privée
Norway
DNB
Nordea Business
Nordea Corporate
Nordea
SEB
Netherlands
bunq
Romania
CEC Bank
Spain
UBS
Sweden
SVEA Bank
Turkey
ING Bank
ING Bank – Corporate
United Kingdom
Coutts ClearSpend
NatWest International
NatWest International Online
Royal Bank of Scotland International Limited ClearSpend
Royal Bank of Scotland International Limited EQ
UBS
United States of America
Capital One (almost, pending) – the bank has not been available for connection for a while, due to past disagreements between our bank connection partner Plaid and the bank. They’re reached an agreement, we filled a bunch of paperwork and the connection is supposed to be available from April 30th onward with the authentication done on the bank’s website. However Plaid still has technical issues which prevent us from displaying and linking the new connection. We hope and expect that this will be resolved shortly.
Many, many more banks and credit unions were added, some removed. The US have A LOT of smaller banking institutions like credit unions, so the changes to the list are too numerous to list here. Best to check searchable our bank connection list.
Removed connections
Canada
Capital One – Plaid had issues with the scraping type of connection of Capital One Canada for a long time, it was recently removed. We’re expecting the bank to be connectable under the new Capital One API connection, but are still experiencing some technical difficulties there. See under United States above.
Italy
UBI Banca – while the API connection was removed, scraping connections remain available. Likely due to API issues on the bank’s end.
UBI Banca (Carte)
UBI Banca Corporate
Enel X Corporate
Enel X
Igea Banca Corporate
Igea Banca
BCC di San Biagio Platani
BCC di Verona
BCC Trevigiano
Mexico
Mexico enacted a new law, requiring location checking on bank log ins. A workaround was possible for most institutions, but problems remained with 2 banks. The Scotiabank connection was disabled. Our partners are continuing work on BBVA, but the viability remains in question. We hope that official bank APIs become a mandatory requirement in Mexico in the future to avoid such issues.
Scotiabank
BBVA Bancomer?
Moldova
MobiasBanca
Shitty Bank list updates
We’re glad that we could remove Intesa Sanpaolo Italy from the shitty bank list. They’re resolved the API errors that have come up and we hope the connection remains in working order this time.
Unfortunately not all is well with the Intesa Sanpaolo group. We’re adding Privredna Banka Zagreb (PBZ), who is also a part of the Intesa Sanpaolo group. They have proven extremely unresponsive in resolving API issues an onboarding valid PSD2 licences. Intesa Sanpaolo Slovenia also continues to be unable to offer a stable API connection.
We’ve also added SKB and Sparkasse (Slovenia), Aqua Card and all Newday cards (UK). See why they’re shitty on the shitty bank list.
In conclusion
Overall, the connections are slowly but surely improving. We sure wish it was faster. Our bank connections partners at Salt Edge and Plaid take the brunt of the work here and we’re thankful for their efforts.
Keeping you better informed about your finances is what we do at Toshl. Today, we’re unveiling email reports and improved file exports, to keep you informed even more thoroughly, yet effortlessly.
Email reports
They come in regular weekly, monthly and yearly instalments. They’ll help you see the state of your finances right now, discover how you got there and what’s coming up in the near future.
Quick preview of the email reports. Click on the image to show a full size report with sample data.
What’s in the report?
Left to spend amount comparisons of your average spending in this period to past ones.
Account balances of financial account on the last day the report includes. As this might be sensitive information in some cases, this option is deactivated by default and can be added at will.
Sums of expenses, incomes as well as their categories, tags and daily averages.
3 largest expenses and 3 largest incomes in the past period.
Budget summaries for budgets that match the time span of the reported period.
Coming up, the list of largest expenses and incomes coming up in the next period after the email report.
Exported files for the same period can be automatically added to email reports as well, including files with custom filters.
Exports
Sometimes you’d also need to inform others about the state of your financial affairs, or at least the part that affects them. For example, notify your roommates about the sums of shared expense tags last month. Perhaps you need to send a report including your business expense receipts from last month to the office. Last but not least, sometimes you just need a summary of a financial period and some extra records for backup. In any case, the new file export and email report improvements in Toshl have you covered.
While we’ve offered file exports in Toshl from the start, this update takes them to the next level.
PDF
Completely redesigned and redone.
Printer friendly, with most of the document in black and white, using less surfaces to save up on ink.
Transaction lists are much easier to read now, include descriptions, repeat, location, splitting and paid / unpaidinformation.
Transfers between financial accounts and balance reconciliations are now included by default.
Foreign currency amount, main currency amount and exchange rate are included if the transaction is in a foreign currency.
Photos and PDF attachments can now be added to the exported PDF. Images of expense receipts can be included as 1 per page or 4 per page, depending on how large you need them to report. Receipt images also linked from the transaction list itself, so the receipt copy can be easily referenced.
Monthly overview graph with the current state of finances and average spending.
Account balances on the last day of the exported time span.
Expense, income graphs are now included. This includes the donut graph for categories as well as the tag bubbles to get a better sense of proportions.
Expense, income sums listed per category, per tag and per financial account. Listed from the largest to the smallest sum in the period for easier comparisons.
Budget summaries for budgets that match the time span of the exported period.
CSV, XLS (Excel), OFX
Transfers and account balance reconciliations are now included by default.
Photos and attachments can now be added to these exports. They come in the form of the transaction file and images sorted into folders, packed together in a ZIP file.
New support for the OFX file format. Quick to export and import (no column matching required), but unfortunately cannot include category and tag data.
General notes
The exported files are no longer sent via email in the mobile apps. They’re now available directly, with the file downloaded in the app. Further actions are available using the system “open with” and share dialogues on iOS and Android.
The CSV, XLS and OFX files can also be imported back into Toshl.
While most exporting should complete quickly, picking a long time span with lots of data – especially images, can take a bit longer. If that happens to take more than a few minutes, fear not, all is still well. You can freely close the app and when the exporting finishes on our servers, we’ll send you a notification informing you that the exported file is now available.
If you’re having issues with the CSV not displaying unicode characters in Excel – like in Arab, Hebrew or pretty much any non-Latin script, make sure to import it to Excel as a CSV file. If you just open the CSV, Excel doesn’t detect text encoding well. If you import the file as CSV, set encoding to UTF-8, it will import correctly.
Filtering data for export
What makes these features really powerful, is the option to filter the exports however you want. For starters, you can select the types of data you want included in the file, as seen on the left screen.
Tap the global filtering button on the top right of the screen. There, you can filter by:
time span; my financial months or any custom time span
Tap the funnel icon just below the tabs and the filtering screen on the right opens up, to filter by:
categories
tags
locations
You can use a combination of filters to get the report you desire.
A common use for this is making a report of shared expenses. Marking the expenses that you share with someone with an additional tag. Then make a PDF report filtered by that tag to figure out how much you owe each other. The report can also include individual transactions, so everyone can see how you got to that sum.
You can also make business expense reports this way. Mark business expenses with an extra tag, as well as add the expense receipt images if you need additional information. Export to PDF and you can attach the expense receipts right in there. Moreover, you can also send a report like this to yourself every month, attached to the email report.
All data exports
Export all images and file attachments. Can also be filtered by time span or account.
Export all data you have on Toshl in CSV form, including data on past payments, devices used etc. Additional metadata is available via the Toshl Developer API.
How do I get started?
The updated features are already available in the web app on toshl.com and in the latest Toshl Finance apps on Android and iOS. Version 3.5 and upwards.
CSV exports are free. PDF, XLS (Excel) and OFX files require either Toshl Pro or Medici.
Images of expense receipts require either Toshl Pro or Medici.
Email reports are free for all users, but become a lot more useful when paired with an automatically updating bank connection included in Toshl Medici.
