Tweed vs Snoop
A Snoop alternative that plans, not just alerts
Snoop is good at spotting leaks in your bills. Tweed is for the whole plan: budgeting to zero, forecasting the year ahead, and building net worth over time.
Why people move to Tweed
One private picture, and the long view.
- Zero-based budgeting that gives every pound a job, not just spending alerts.
- An 18-month cashflow forecast and a scenario lab for big decisions.
- A net-worth tracker for the long game.
- Private via CSV import, with no open-banking connection to keep alive.
Side by side
Tweed vs Snoop
An honest comparison of what each one does. Figures are indicative, not a promise.
| Feature | Tweed | Snoop |
|---|---|---|
| Built for the UK | Yes | Yes |
| Works from a CSV, no open banking | Yes | No |
| Zero-based budgeting | Yes | Basic |
| Cashflow forecast | 18-month runway | No |
| Scenario planning | The Lab | No |
| Net-worth & wealth planning | Yes | No |
| AI categorisation & insights | Optional (Pro) | No |
| Still available | Yes | Yes |
| Price | Free while in beta | From about £6/mo |
Questions
Switching from Snoop
The things people ask before they move.
Is Tweed like Snoop?
They solve different problems. Snoop focuses on bill and subscription alerts. Tweed is a full budgeting and planning tool with forecasting and wealth tracking.
Does Tweed connect to my bank like Snoop?
No. Tweed uses CSV import instead of open banking, so there is nothing to authorise and nothing to keep alive.
Can I move my data across?
Yes. Export your transactions as CSV and import them into Tweed.
Invite-only beta
See the whole cloth.
Bring your accounts into one private picture, from the statements you already have.