MoneyTracker allows you to track your expenses and figure out what part of your money goes where. It does that by allowing you to create multiple virtual accounts which can be used to group related transactions, tag transactions and create charts to visualize your income and expenditures. Go In or register if you don't have an account.

I had a need to track my expenses 14 years ago and none of the existing services supported Lebanese banks nor did they support the mix of payment types where we use both cards and cash in multiple currencies. So I started manually tracking my expenses in a text file that then morphed into a spreadsheet that then morphed into a desktop application that morphed into this service.

Many iterations later, MoneyTracker has morphed into a service that consumes bank statement CSV exports from a couple of Australian banks but still supports a bunch of manual data entry methods due to its legacy. Only ING and CBA banks are supported right now but more will be added based on demand.