Your numbers stay yours.
At Festen, privacy is not a switch you flip. It is the way the app is built. There is no bank login, because none is needed, and nothing about your money runs along in the background.
Most apps want your bank account first.
They promise an overview and ask for your bank login in return. You hand the credentials for your account to an outside company that reads your transactions through its servers and sorts them for you.
Your whole financial life then sits on systems that are not yours. You agreed because there seemed to be no other way. It is the model you never quite wanted.
What was never connected cannot leak.
Festen turns it around. You enter your numbers yourself, so nothing has to be linked to your bank. And what is not connected cannot be read along, passed on, or breached.
There is no door to your account for anyone to find, because the door was never built. The missing connection is not the compromise. It is the security.
What Festen deliberately does not do.
Some choices show up most clearly in what is missing.
No bank connection.
No feed reading along in the background.
No selling of your data.
No advertising that looks at your numbers.
What happens with your data. Said plainly.
You enter it.
There is no feed quietly collecting your history in the background. Every number in the app comes from you.
No bank login. Ever.
Festen does not ask for access to your account, because it does not need it.
Little about you.
To sign in, an email address and a code are enough. No password sitting somewhere, waiting to be lost.
Stored in the EU.
Your entries sit on servers in the European Union, under European data protection.
Export and delete, any time.
Your data is yours. Take it as a file whenever you want, or delete all of it. No holding on, no catch.
One business model: the subscription.
Festen earns from a single thing, the subscription. Not from your data. So there is nothing to sell.
Why it is built this way.
You are not handed clarity about your money. You make it, by looking yourself. That same act is what keeps your numbers private. You give nothing away to understand what is yours.
The manual way is the one that keeps your money yours.
You see your money more clearly because you write it down yourself. And it stays yours because nothing has to be connected for it. Both come from the same small act.
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