Owen the Owl

    Know what you owe.

    The debt dashboard built for New Zealanders. See all your loans in one place and build a plan to pay them off faster.

    Kiwis are already tracking more than $23M with Owly.

    Dashboard

    See everything in one place

    Mortgage, car loan, credit card, student debt — all your loans in a single dashboard. Know exactly what you owe, what it's costing you daily, and when you'll be free.

    Strategy

    Pay it off faster

    Avalanche, snowball, or cashflow — Owly runs the numbers on every strategy and shows you exactly how much time and interest each one saves. Then simulate a lump sum or overpayment to see your debt-free date move.

    Alerts

    Stay ahead of what’s coming

    Refix dates, interest-only periods ending, buy-now-pay-later traps — Owly flags them before they bite. No surprises, no missed windows, no expensive rollovers you didn't mean to accept.

    What Kiwis are saying about tracking their debt with Owly

    “
    Owly is brilliant! I've been really struggling to find something so simple.

    — Kristie, Otago

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    Owly is so easy to use — even the Learn section is helpful.

    — Brooke, Northland

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    Owly's sign up process was super easy and fast — I could log in immediately.

    — Munira, Auckland

    Owly doesn't talk to your bank. Your data stays between you and the bird.

    Common questions

    Is Owly free to use?

    Yes — Owly is completely free. No credit card required, no hidden fees.

    Does Owly connect to my bank?

    No. Owly is manual entry by design. You add your loans yourself — no bank logins, no open banking connections. Your data stays between you and the bird.

    What types of loans can I track?

    Mortgages (fixed and floating), car loans, personal loans, hire purchase, credit cards, student loans, business loans, and revolving credit facilities.

    How can I pay my loans off faster?

    Owly's Strategy page orders your debts using avalanche, snowball, or cashflow methods — and shows exactly how much time and interest each approach saves. An overpayment simulator lets you see how an extra $50 or $100 per fortnight changes your debt-free date.

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