Spending
Target charge stands out at $832
General merchandise spend is $832 across one transaction in the last 30 days.
Your spending, your bills, your investments, and the notes you keep meaning to read. Finn keeps them in one place — then tells you the handful of things actually worth knowing.
Finn Intelligence
Finn goes through your recent transactions, the bills coming due, your calendar and the mail you have connected — and comes back with a short list. Approve what you want done. Dismiss the rest. It is never a feed.
Spending
General merchandise spend is $832 across one transaction in the last 30 days.
Coming due
Unpaid, and the soonest of the three payments left this month.
Notes
Saved with a date, back before the deadline, with the context you wrote down.
One screen
Spending
General merchandise spend is $832 across one transaction in the last 30 days.
The whole picture
Four screens, and that is the app. Nothing here needs a weekly session to stay useful.
Ask Finn
No setting up a question. Finn answers from the same spending, bills and notes on the screen behind him, so you can go from “what happened?” to “what do I need to do?” without starting over.
Privacy
Finn exists to help you understand your own information, not to resell it. Every connection is yours to make and yours to cut.
Finn can see balances and transactions on the accounts you connect. It cannot move money or place a trade. There is no code in the app that could.
Connect a mailbox and Finn can read it, including message bodies, which is what lets it answer about a receipt. It never sends or deletes. Disconnect any time.
Your information is not sold, rented or shared for advertising. There is no ad product here to feed.
Disconnect a service or delete the account outright from Settings, and the data goes with it.
Notes and the monthly bill checklist work on their own. Spending and investing need either a connected institution or figures you add by hand.
Finn connects through Plaid, which covers most US banks, card issuers and brokerages. Anything it does not reach, you can add manually.
No. Access is read-only. Finn can explain and organise what it sees; it cannot act on your accounts.
No. Finn is an organising and analysis tool. What it tells you is general, can be incomplete, and is not financial, tax or legal advice.
Nothing. Finn is free, with a fair-use allowance of 5,000 tokens on a rolling four-hour window for conversations with him.
Bring the money, the bills and the notes you already carry around into one place — and let Finn watch them.
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