Your day, briefed every morning.

An executive assistant that lives in your phone. It watches your money life and tells you what went out, what came in, and what needs you today.

Mr. Money
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Ask it in plain language.

“How much did I spend today?” “What did I spend most on?” It answers from your own entries — the ones you logged by voice, by tap, or imported from a CSV statement.

Type in English, Hindi, Hinglish or Marathi. It replies the way you wrote.

The Mr. Money chat answering “How much did I spend today?” with “You've spent ₹5,169 across 4 payments so far today.” — Real screen, real entries.

And it tells you when it doesn’t know.

Ask about a day you never logged and it says so, then tells you how to add it. It does not guess, invent a number, or quietly fill the gap.

You decide what it sees. Nothing is read from your bank.

The Mr. Money chat replying “I don't have that data. You can add entries by voice, manually, or by importing a CSV statement in Settings to track more transactions.” — The answer most assistants won’t give.

Plainly, what it is.

→No bank passwords. We never ask for a bank OTP, and there are no bank logins.
→You add entries. One tap, your voice, or a CSV statement import for months of history at once.
→Bank payment alerts can be parsed on your device, so routine spends log themselves — only the amount and merchant sync.Android only
→Six pillars, one assistant. Money, food and weight, tasks, birthdays, and a daily reset — all in the same brief.
→Delete everything, any time, from Settings.
·When you chat, your message, your brief and recent entries go to our AI provider to generate the reply. The app asks first, and declining keeps the AI features off.
·It is not a bank, a lender, an investment adviser, a payment app or a medical service. It never moves your money.

Ask it in plain language.

And it tells you when it doesn’t know.

Plainly, what it is.

Be there on day one.