Freelancers (OSVČ) and small limited companies (s.r.o.) in the Czech Republic and the wider EU who want their bank data, invoices and tax position in one place.

What languages does it support?

English and Czech, across the app and on invoices. Filing documents follow the Czech statutory forms.

No. MoneySky reads your accounts through the regulated open banking interface. It never holds your money and cannot initiate payments.

About

Built in Prague for people who file in Prague

MoneySky exists because the good personal finance tools are built for the United States and the good accounting tools are built for accountants. Neither helps a Czech freelancer answer the question of how much tax they owe.

What MoneySky is

A single place for a European freelancer or small company to hold bank accounts, invoices, receipts, investments and tax figures. Bank transactions arrive automatically, invoices reconcile against them, and the tax tools read the same ledger.

Who runs it

MoneySky is operated by NewTech Builders s.r.o., registered in Prague, Czech Republic, and was founded in 2025 by Anton Loginov, a developer who was tired of maintaining the same spreadsheet every March.

Where your data lives

Data is stored in the European Union. Bank connections are provided by GoCardless Ltd, authorised by the FCA under reference 597190, and payments are processed by Stripe. We do not sell your data and we do not use it to train third-party models.

How it is built

The tax engine that fills in the public calculators is the same engine that prepares filing documents inside the product. There is no separate marketing version of the maths.

Frequently asked questions

Who is MoneySky for?: Freelancers (OSVČ) and small limited companies (s.r.o.) in the Czech Republic and the wider EU who want their bank data, invoices and tax position in one place.
What languages does it support?: English and Czech, across the app and on invoices. Filing documents follow the Czech statutory forms.
Is MoneySky a bank?: No. MoneySky reads your accounts through the regulated open banking interface. It never holds your money and cannot initiate payments.