Hey P-hunt! 👋 Connor here — super excited to introduce BennyAI, your AI Certified Personal Accountant.
Money stress is everywhere. Nearly 70% of Americans feel anxious about their finances, and social media doesn’t help — vacations, new cars, and “just bought a house” posts can make anyone question if they’re behind. Meanwhile, the average household has $7,951 in credit card debt and under $5,300 in savings.
I built Benny to change that.
Benny isn’t another static finance tracker — it’s an on-demand AI accountant that chats with you like a trusted CPA, minus the hourly fee.
Here’s what Benny can do for you:
Organize your finances — Link your bank or upload statements to instantly see assets, debts, and spending.
Spot money leaks like forgotten subscriptions or spending spikes.
Optimize for net worth by growing assets and shrinking liabilities.
Create debt payoff plans that actually save interest.
Guide savings goals — whether it’s a wedding, emergency fund, or first home.
Example:
“Add my new credit card: $6,000 balance, 24% APR, $40 minimum payment.”
Benny updates your debt plan and net worth forecast instantly.
Most finance apps stop at showing you numbers. Benny turns those numbers into a plan. Our goal? Lower your debt, grow your savings, and reduce money anxiety.
Launch Perk: First 1,000 sign-ups get 3 months of premium free to kickstart their net worth growth.
Happy to answer questions and hear feedback! 🙌
This is truely awesome! I'm *so* tired of finance apps that just show me numbers – BennyAI's approach of acting like an on-demand accountant is kinda genius imo. The debt payoff planning feature especially stands out; that's a huge problem for so many people, right? Does it integrate with investment accounts as well?
Sellinger AI
Hey,
Congrats on shipping, supported, we launched today as well and would love your take.
@etien_bresciani Thanks! I will give it a look now.
GPT-4o
This is truely awesome! I'm *so* tired of finance apps that just show me numbers – BennyAI's approach of acting like an on-demand accountant is kinda genius imo. The debt payoff planning feature especially stands out; that's a huge problem for so many people, right? Does it integrate with investment accounts as well?