A wallet you can actually talk to

Just ask
your money.

NeuralWallet is an AI co‑pilot for your spending. Text it a purchase — "$24 at Rosella last night" — and it's logged. Ask "why was groceries so high?" and it tells you, with the transactions to back it up. The budget builds itself as you go.

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Online · knows your spending
$24 at Rosella last night, split with Sam
Got it — logged your half.
MerchantRosella CategoryDining DateWed · May 20 Your share$12.00
Dining is at $174 this month — $14 under your usual.
How much have I spent on Uber Eats?
$915.41 across 20 orders, all in Feb–Mar (avg ~$45.77). Dining is at $174 of your $640 budget this month — well under, but that pattern picked up late Feb / early March.
Ask anything about your money…

How it works

Three ways to tell it what just happened.

Most apps make you tap five times to log a coffee. NeuralWallet lets you message it, snap it, or speak it — same way you'd tell a friend. The categorization, the math, the budget update: it handles the rest.

01 · Message

Text it in plain English.

Type or speak. "Twelve bucks at Sey, coffee." "Rent went out yesterday." It parses merchant, category, date, and splits — no forms, no taps.

$12 at Sey, coffee
Logged. Coffee, $12, today. Want me to mark Sey as a regular?
02 · Snap

Photograph the receipt.

Point your camera. NeuralWallet reads the total, tip, line items, and guesses the right category. You only confirm if you want to.

📷 Whole Foods receipt
$84.30 · Groceries. Two of these are household, not food — want me to split?
03 · Ask

Or just ask it anything.

"What did I spend at coffee shops in April?" "Can I afford the Tokyo trip?" It looks at your data and answers in the same sentence you'd use yourself.

am I on track for May?
You're $701 over. Hold $26/day for ten days and you'll close near +$240.
Ask anything

It's not a chatbot.
It's a thinking partner for your money.

Real questions our users asked this week — answered with the transactions, the math, and a recommendation, in one paragraph.

Can I afford a $1,200 plane ticket to Lisbon in July?

Yes — comfortably. You're saving $450/mo on average and have $2,840 in your running buffer. Booking it in July means it lands the same week as rent; pay it on May 28 and the cash‑flow stays smooth.

I'm getting paid more next month. How much should I save?

Your raise is roughly +$520/mo after tax. Push $400 of that to Runway (you're 2.1 months in, aiming for 6) and keep $120 for the spending that always creeps up after a raise. I'll re‑check in 60 days.

What subscriptions haven't I used this month?

Three: ChatGPT Plus ($20), Figma Pro ($16), GitHub Copilot ($10). All billed, none opened in May so far. Want me to draft cancel emails? You can also pause Figma for $0/mo.

Did I really spend more on coffee than groceries in April?

No — close, but no. Coffee was $184, groceries $211. Felt that way because coffee was twenty‑two small charges and groceries was four big ones.

Why it's different

Dashboards, plus someone to talk to about them.

Overview, Insights, Plan, Transactions — the charts and tables you'd expect are all there. What's new is the assistant sitting on top of them, reading the same data you're looking at and ready to explain it.


01

Always on call.

The AI knows your spending cold — every transaction you've logged is one query away. Ask in plain English, at 2 p.m. or 2 a.m.; you'll get an answer in seconds, with the receipts to back it up.


02

The budget builds itself.

No spreadsheets. As you log, NeuralWallet learns your categories, spots the recurring stuff, and proposes a budget you can edit by saying "raise groceries by $50."


03

Honestly numerate.

When it doesn't know, it says so. Every sentence is traceable — tap a claim and see the exact transactions behind it. No hallucinated totals, ever.

3sec

Average time to log a purchase by chat. Faster than opening your old budget app.

12k+

Questions our users ask their wallet every week — from "can I afford this?" to "why is May tight?"

$0/mo

Log purchases, ask questions, and read your morning brief — on the free plan. Pro adds deeper insights when you want them.

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Pricing

Free, and worth paying for.

The Free plan handles the day-to-day: transactions, budgets, and an AI that logs and fixes them for you. Pro lets you ask it anything — spending questions, recaps, trends — lifts every cap, and pulls receipts straight from your inbox.

Free

For getting the hang of it.

The essentials — track every transaction and ask the AI when you need it.

$0 / month

Free plan · no card needed

  • Unlimited transactions, budgets, and recurring rules
  • An AI that logs and fixes — tell it what you spent or correct an entry, by chat or receipt scan (50 a month)
  • Duplicate detection — scans and imports flag anything you've already logged
  • Two wallets — your personal one, plus a shared
  • Up to two savings funds
  • Multi-currency logging — spend abroad, see it in your home currency
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Pro

For making it work harder.

Every limit lifted, the AI turned up, and your inbox along for the ride.

$8.25 / month

$99 billed yearly Save 41%

Everything in Free, plus

  • Ask the AI anything — spending questions, recaps, and trends — plus unlimited chat and receipt scans, never capped
  • Gmail auto-import — invoices and receipts pulled from your inbox
  • Full Insights page plus weekly and monthly AI recaps
  • Enhanced AI — full memory, custom instructions, in-chat visuals
  • Five wallets — plus unlimited savings funds and categories
  • Per-wallet currencies — give any wallet its own base currency
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Start free — upgrade to Pro any time, with a 7-day trial.

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Get the app

Start a conversation with your money.

Available on iPhone, Android, and the web. Sign up, send your first message, and you're tracking in under a minute — no bank logins, no credentials to share. You stay in control of what we see.

Scan to download. Opens the App Store or Google Play, depending on your phone.
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