Prefer manual control over connected accounts?

Wallet by BudgetBakers has broad import/export tools, including documented CSV and spreadsheet workflows. 1M Finance is different: it is built for manual tracking first, with no bank-sync requirement and a simple CSV ownership path.

There is no direct Wallet importer in 1M Finance yet. This page helps you decide whether to start fresh, prepare data in the supported 1M CSV format, or share a sanitized sample for future importer research.

Best fit if you want

  • manual tracking without bank sync;
  • CSV import and export;
  • net worth and cash-flow views;
  • category budgets and recurring entries;
  • private records kept on your device.

What you can do today

Keep your Wallet export

BudgetBakers documents CSV and spreadsheet export from Wallet. Keep your export before deleting accounts, changing devices, or disconnecting services.

Use 1M's CSV format

1M Finance can import its documented CSV format. If you can prepare data in that structure, start with the CSV format guide.

Request importer research

Email finance.contact@one-m.app. Describe the export steps first; send sanitized samples only if requested.

Start fresh

Many manual-tracker users can recreate accounts and categories quickly, then keep future data portable with 1M Finance CSV export.

How 1M Finance compares

Need1M Finance fit
Private manual trackingNo bank connection is required. Records are stored on your device.
Data portability1M Finance supports documented CSV import and CSV export.
Budgets and cash flowBudgets, Sankey cash flow, net worth, multi-currency views, and recurring entries are built in.
Migration from WalletNo first-class Wallet importer yet. Parser research should wait for sanitized export samples.

Sources to check before moving

This page does not claim direct Wallet by BudgetBakers import support. It is a comparison and sample-collection path for users who want a private manual tracker.

Ready to try 1M Finance?

Install 1M Finance, keep your Wallet export, and choose whether to start fresh or prepare data for the supported CSV format.