Launching today
Atlas: Your Personal CFO
Reads your accounts, says what to do. Never moves money.
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Reads your accounts, says what to do. Never moves money.
2 followers
ATLAS reads your own accounts and tells you what your money is doing: what is leaking, what is due, and which card to use. Link a bank or send it screenshots from any account. Read-only through Plaid. See it work on sample data before connecting anything.
Hi Product Hunt. I'm Avash, I built ATLAS, and I'm around all day.
The short version: I was never good with money. When I started working with AI I built myself an agent to manage my own spending, and it worked well enough that I stopped dreading payday. After Mint shut down I kept waiting for someone to ship the thing I actually wanted, which was not another chart of what I spent, but something that reads the accounts and says what to do about it. Nobody did, so this is that.
What it does: works out what is leaking, what is due before your next payday and what is genuinely safe to spend, and which card you should have tapped for each purchase. There is an Ask ATLAS chat for anything else, and it answers the way a good CFO would, without the judgement.
What it cannot do, on purpose: move money. It is read-only through Plaid. Your bank password is entered on your bank's page and never reaches us. If you delete your account, every bank disconnects at the source. The market learned from Mint that your data can outlive the product; this is built so it cannot.
You do not have to link anything to try it. The demo on the site runs the whole product on three invented people, and in the app you can send screenshots of your purchase history from any account instead of connecting one. Bank linking is US and Canada today; the app is on both stores in 134 countries.
It is free to download. The no-bank budget is free for good. The bank-linked CFO is a subscription with a week to try it, and the price is on the site.
I would rather hear what is wrong with it than what is right. What would stop you connecting an account to something like this?