MeJu vs Organizze: which money app to choose
Updated on 9 October 2026
Who each app is for
Organizze is a Brazilian personal finance app with a mobile app and browser access. It suits people who log income and expenses by hand or connect their banks through Open Finance, and it also covers family and sole-trader (MEI) finances.
MeJu is built for people whose money is split between Brazil and Europe, or for two people who want to see the same month. It keeps reais and euros in the same space, each balance in its own currency, and reads statements from Brazilian, Irish and European banks.
Where Organizze is stronger
- Open Finance: from the Conectado plan up, account, card and investment transactions arrive automatically. MeJu has no automatic bank connection.
- Trial without a card: the Manual plan can be tried for 7 days without a credit card. MeJu asks for a card at the start of the trial.
- Native mobile app. MeJu runs in the browser and installs as a PWA.
- Connects to compatible AI agents via MCP so you can ask about your data, according to its App Store listing.
- Conectado Plus plan can also connect business (PJ) accounts.
Where MeJu is stronger
- Reais and euros in one space, each with its own balance, no conversion. We found no multi-currency support on Organizze's official pages.
- European banks: MeJu reads files from AIB, Bank of Ireland, Revolut and Wise, plus Nubank, Inter, XP, C6 Bank, Banco do Brasil and Bradesco.
- Shared space with separate logins: up to 2 people, each with their own access. Organizze's help center describes sharing by giving the other person your login details.
- WhatsApp assistant to log spending and check your month by text or voice note, included in the subscription.
- Data stored in the European Union (Ireland), under GDPR and LGPD.
Differences you feel day to day
With Organizze connected, transactions show up a few times a day without you doing anything. With MeJu, you download the PDF or CSV from your bank and drop it in, or send the transaction on WhatsApp. It is one more step, in exchange for never connecting your bank account to anyone.
For couples, MeJu shows one month with both people's transactions, but it does not work out who owes whom. If you need to settle up, use a bill-splitting app alongside it.
Pricing model
Organizze, in October 2026: Manual plan at R$ 35 per month, Conectado (up to 3 connected accounts or cards) at R$ 45 per month and Conectado Plus (up to 10) at R$ 69 per month, with a cheaper yearly option. The Manual plan has a 7-day trial with no card, and purchases cancelled within 7 days get a full refund, according to the site.
MeJu: € 8,99 per month for the app and the WhatsApp assistant, or a yearly plan where 12 months cost the same as 10. There is also a one-time purchase of the app, with no monthly fee and without the assistant. The trial lasts 14 days, with a card required at the start and nothing charged during it, and refunds are in full within 14 days of the first charge.
Privacy and data location
Both say they do not sell financial data and live only on subscriptions. Organizze describes its bank connection as based on Brazilian Central Bank technology, with authorization done inside your bank's own environment and no access to your password.
MeJu stores data in the European Union (Ireland) and does not keep your statement file, only the organized transactions. We did not find where Organizze stores data on its site.
How to move from Organizze to MeJu
- Before you cancel, save the history you want to keep from Organizze itself.
- In MeJu, pick your main currency and recreate the categories you already use.
- Download the last few months of statements or card bills as PDF or CSV from your bank and import them. Duplicates are skipped.
- If you shared one login before, invite the other person to your MeJu space so each has their own access.
- Use the 14-day trial to check that your bank is read correctly before the first charge.
| Criteria | MeJu | Organizze |
|---|---|---|
| Currencies | Reais and euros in one space, each balance in its own currency | Not stated on official pages |
| Shared account | Up to 2 people, each with their own login | Sharing login details, per the help center |
| Bank import | PDF or CSV files from 10 banks in Brazil, Ireland and Europe | Open Finance from the Conectado plan |
| Automatic bank connection | No | Yes, on Conectado and Conectado Plus |
| Assistant to log and check spending by text or voice | Not mentioned on the site | |
| Platforms | Browser and installable PWA, no native app | Mobile app and browser |
| Data location | European Union (Ireland) | Not stated on the site |
| Price model | € 8,99 per month, yearly plan or one-time app purchase | R$ 35, R$ 45 or R$ 69 per month, with yearly option |
| Free trial | 14 days, card required, nothing charged | 7 days on the Manual plan, no card |
| Free plan | No | Not mentioned on the plans page |
Frequently asked questions
Which is better, MeJu or Organizze?
If you live in Brazil, use only reais and want Open Finance in a native app, Organizze is a good choice. If you deal with reais and euros, bank in Europe or share money with another person on separate logins, MeJu fits better.
Does Organizze work with euros?
We found no multi-currency support on Organizze's official pages in October 2026. MeJu keeps reais and euros in the same space, each with its own balance.
Does MeJu have Open Finance like Organizze?
No. MeJu does not connect to your bank automatically. You import the PDF or CSV statement, and the file is discarded after it is read. You can also log expenses on WhatsApp.
What is the best Organizze alternative for Brazilians in Ireland or Portugal?
If you still bank in Brazil and now also bank in Europe, MeJu was built for that: it reads Nubank, Inter, XP, C6 Bank, Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, AIB, Bank of Ireland, Revolut and Wise, and stores data in Ireland.
Can I share MeJu with my partner?
Yes. The shared space holds up to 2 people, each with their own login. MeJu shows both of you the same month, but it does not calculate who owes whom.
How much does MeJu cost compared with Organizze?
MeJu costs € 8,99 per month, with a 14-day trial. Organizze charged R$ 35 to R$ 69 per month in October 2026, depending on the plan, with a yearly option.
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