Comparison

IOMI vs Copilot Money

Where each tool stops, and why that matters once you own more than a checking account.

6 min read · Updated August 18, 2026

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The short version

Copilot Money is a polished spending tracker for Apple users. IOMI answers a different question: not where the money went, but what your whole wealth — business included — should do next. Any device, from $29/mo.

Copilot Money is a polished personal finance app for the Apple ecosystem. Its auto-categorization is genuinely good — around 93% — and if your financial life is one person, one set of cards and a monthly budget, it is a pleasant place to live.

It is single-user and Apple-only by design: no household, no business entities, no score telling you where the next dollar should go. It is a spending tracker, not a wealth operating system.

The comparison

IOMICopilot Money
Price$29/mo Personal · $39/mo Business — annual billing brings Personal to about $24/mo$13/mo or $95/yr
Business + personal entitiesNative and unified, up to 3 business entitiesNot supported — single user, no household, no business entities
Intelligence layerCapital Efficiency Score, Next Dollar Allocation, Goals, SimulatorNone — a spending tracker, not a wealth OS
AI on your live dataChat grounded in your live balance sheetAI auto-categorization (~93%)
Asset coverageBank accounts, investments, crypto, real estate with live valuations, private equity, collectibles, vehicles, liabilitiesNet worth, budgeting, investment tracking
Institutions12,000+ institutions via Plaid, read-only10,000+ US institutions
PlatformsWeb app — responsive on mobileApple only (iOS, Mac)
Free trial1 month free1 month

Copilot Money pricing and features as published by the vendor, August 2026.

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1-month free trial · No credit card required · Read-only by design — IOMI can never move your money.

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