Last updated June 11, 2026
Everything we’ve shipped, in plain language — newest first. Oath grows every week; this is where to see what your money tools can do now.
Line up your goals the way you plan to tackle them. Work one (or a few) now, queue the rest, and drag to reorder. When you finish a goal, Oath offers to start the next one — queued goals stay out of your budget until their turn.
Goals now have a life of their own: pause one, cancel one, or mark it complete and get a proper celebration — confetti, your stats, and how early you finished. Your goal history sticks around even if you reshape your budget later.
Product announcements now appear right in the app, and if Oath ever has a service hiccup, a banner tells you what is happening — and when it is resolved.
Step away for 15 minutes and Oath signs you out automatically, with a friendly warning first. Your finances stay private on shared screens.
The budget editor now asks what kind of line you are adding — a bill, spending money, or savings — and shows only the fields that matter for it.
Use Face ID, Touch ID, or your device PIN instead of a password. Faster, and phishing-proof.
Keep a list of your recurring services — streaming, insurance, memberships — see what they cost per month, and tie them straight into your budget.
Mark budget lines as utilities and the dashboard shows how your power, water, and gas bills trend over time.
Tie transactions together across accounts — a vacation, a home project, a party — and see exactly what it cost: total spent, reimbursed, and your true out-of-pocket.
Money paid back to you (a friend’s Venmo, a work refund) now reduces what the category shows you spent — no workarounds needed.
Subscribe to Oath monthly or yearly with a 14-day free trial, and manage your plan, card, and invoices any time from Settings.
Transfers are now first-class: one action moves money from one account to another without ever counting as spending or income. Transfer into a goal’s account and it counts toward the goal automatically.
The first 50 members lock in $69/year for life. Claim your spot right from the app.
Pick dark or light mode once — it syncs to your account, so every device matches.
Sign-up confirmations, magic links, and password resets now arrive with proper Oath branding instead of plain text.
Point a goal at a real account — your vacation fund, your emergency fund, even a loan you are paying down. The goal’s balance is the account’s balance, progress is automatic, and savings and debt payoff work the same way. All your goals live on a new Goals page.
Our privacy policy and terms of service are published and easy to find.
Staxx became Oath — new name, same mission: your money, your future.
If one earner’s checks all go to a single bucket (say, every one of them to Travel), set it once and the paycheck plan routes them automatically.
Edits to budgets and transactions now appear instantly while they save in the background.
Oath now understands that the mortgage due on the 1st is paid by last month’s final check. Plus a new Monthly / By-paycheck toggle so you can view your budget whichever way you think.
A new section on our site explains how your data is protected — because you should not have to wonder.
The new paycheck plan shows each check that lands this month, what is assigned to it, and whether it covers everything — so timing surprises cannot sneak up on you.
Once your bank is connected, transactions flow in on their own — deduplicated, auto-categorized, and living side-by-side with anything you enter by hand. Your balance shows both your working number and what the bank reports.
New feature-walkthrough videos on our site show exactly how Oath works.
Importing a CSV can now create budget categories on the fly and automatically match past transactions when you add a category later.
Link your bank through Plaid, choose exactly which accounts to bring in, and map them to accounts you already track. Credentials are encrypted end-to-end.
Import transactions from any bank’s CSV export — Oath figures out the columns for you.
New sign-ups and password changes now require a strong password.
Fifty founding spots at $69/year, locked for life, counted live on the pricing page — when they are gone, they are gone.
The 50/30/20 breakdown and the income/spending summary got a visual redesign that shows where your money goes in one look.
Our public home: what Oath is, how it works, pricing, and answers to common questions.
Log income against a specific job and see estimated vs. actual profit for the month, side by side.
Add household members, jobs, and wages — with full history across raises and job changes — and Oath estimates your monthly profit before the month even starts.
Confirmation and reset emails now arrive promptly, from a proper Oath address.
The spending breakdown charts your month by category across every account.
Enter transactions with dates, categories, notes, and pending status; balances update as you go, and categories apply themselves based on rules you set.
Plan the month with estimated vs. actual per line item and a 50/30/20 health check.
Create an account with email or a magic link and breeze through onboarding.
Brand colors, typography, and dark mode across the whole app.
Dashboard, budget, transactions, and spending views took shape — the blueprint for everything above.