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Personal finance, on autopilot
Your money, one story — told in order.
Most people read their finances backwards: a balance here, a bill there, a surprise at the end of the month. FinPilot puts the chapters back in sequence.
- Accounts in one view
- 11Accounts in one view
- Minutes to connect
- 4Minutes to connect
- Days forecast ahead
- 90Days forecast ahead
Chapter one
It started scattered.
Four banks, two cards, a broker, a wallet, three subscriptions nobody remembered signing up for. Each one true on its own. None of them a picture.
Eleven logins. Nothing that adds up.HDFC Savings
₹2,41,800
Amex Platinum
−₹38,410
Paytm Wallet
₹4,260
Zerodha
₹9,12,340
Subscriptions
₹6,840 / mo
ICICI Salary
₹1,84,000
Chapter two
Then everything landed in one place.
Read-only connections, four minutes, no spreadsheet. Balances stop being eleven answers and become one number you can actually act on.
One view. One number.Net worth
₹18,42,600
+₹64,200 this month₹3,46,060Cash
₹9,12,340Investments
−₹38,410Credit used
+₹64,200This month
Chapter three
The pattern showed itself.
Once a month is whole, spending stops being a mystery and becomes a shape — one you recognise, and one you can change before it repeats.
Every rupee, categorised automatically.Chapter four
Something spoke up first.
The co-pilot reads every account the moment it changes, and only says something when it's worth saying — before the charge lands, not after.
Ask anything. It answers with your numbers.Can I afford the Goa trip in March?
Yes — with ₹21,400 to spare. Your March rent and two annual renewals are already reserved. Want me to hold the trip budget?
Netflix renews at a higher price on the 4th
Dining is 38% above your usual pace
Salary landed two days early — surplus swept to savings
Chapter five
The next 90 days stopped being a guess.
Known income, recurring bills, real spending pace. The line ahead is drawn from your own history, with the tight week marked before you reach it.
Runway, projected daily.Tightest day · 14 MarchSafe to spend today
Chapter six
And then it got quiet.
No dashboard-watching, no month-end archaeology. The story keeps writing itself, and you only get called when the plot changes.
Money, on autopilot.What runs underneath
The calm is engineered. Six things do the work.
Automatic categories
Transactions sorted on arrival, with merchant rules you can correct once and never again.
Recurring detection
Subscriptions and bills found from your own history, price rises included.
Cash-flow forecast
Ninety days projected from committed income and real spending pace.
Risk rules
Overdraft risk, duplicate charges and unusual spend flagged before they settle.
Privacy by default
Encrypted end to end, exportable any time, never sold.
The last chapter is yours
Put your money in order.
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