An AI financial agent that holds all your money in one place.
Meet Liza
I keep track of your money so you don’t have to hold it all in your head.
Every account, every bill, everything you’re saving for — I know where it all is, and I keep it right.
Ask me anything about your money and I’ll answer in seconds.
My job is to make sure you know what you have, what your choices are, and what each one costs you — before you decide.
The whole app in under a minute — one take, one real account.
You tell her what you spent. She does the adding up, the reminding, the remembering and the answering.
Ask
“Can I afford $500 for a weekend trip?” She shows you the math, not just a yes or no.
Log
Type it, say it, or point your camera at the receipt. She fills the form; you tap Save.
Bills
She tells you what’s due this week, the day before, and if it slips past.
Goals
Not “you’re 42% there” — the actual month you’ll get there, and what changes it.
Home
One card, four numbers: what you can spend, what you’re worth, what today has cost you, and every account one at a time.
Underneath, the one thing Liza still needs from you — never a nag, always paired with what it unlocks.
Ask Liza
“Can I afford $500 for a weekend trip?” She doesn’t just say yes. She shows the math: $4,800 in your accounts, minus $1,933 of bills still to settle, minus $1,806.84 to live on for the 28 days left — so $1,060.16. Spending the $500 leaves $560.16, and pushes your Japan trip from April to June 2027.
Every figure comes from your own records, so her numbers always match yours.
Your accounts
Cash, your bank, e-wallets, a business, investments, debts, and money people owe you. Seven kinds of account, and Liza holds all of them.
She keeps the total right every time you log something — and tells you what your debts are quietly costing you each month.
Logging
You have to tell her. There’s no bank sync — nothing of yours is connected. It costs you about three seconds each time.
Amount first on a big keypad, category in one tap. Type it, say it, or photograph the receipt — and you see her guess before you tap Save.
Bills
Sunday she tells you the week ahead. The day before, what’s landing tomorrow. If one slips past, she says so — three times, then she stops.
One bill or thirty, it’s the same few messages a month.
Transactions
Every dollar in and out, in one list you can search. Filed it wrong? Put it on the wrong account? Open it and change it — the balances move with it.
Nothing is locked. It’s your money, and it’s your record of it.
Goals
“You’re 42% there” tells you nothing. Liza tells you the month you’ll get there — and when you’re about to spend on something big, what it costs you in months.
In months. Never in guilt.
Income
Salary, the side job, a client invoice, money someone paid you back. She can’t tell you what’s safe to spend until she knows what landed.
Same three seconds as an expense — type it, say it, or photograph it.
The working
$4,800 isn’t a number you have to trust. Tap it and there are the four accounts it’s made of, and the $1,933 of bills still to pay underneath.
An unexplained right number costs the same trust as a wrong one. So nothing here is unexplained.
Your money stays yours
Every other money app asks for your bank login first. Liza doesn’t. Nothing you own is connected to her, so there is nothing to leak.
No logins, no card numbers, no read-only access. Nothing to leak, because we don’t hold it.
We don’t sell your data and we don’t sell you loans, cards or insurance. Nobody is paying us to point you somewhere.
Your money is separated from every other user’s at the database level. No shared accounts, no family view, no one else looking in.
Price
Everything, right now
while we’re new
iPhone
She’s built and waiting on Apple’s review. Leave your email and you’ll be the first to know the day she lands — nothing else, ever.
Android? She’s live now →
Questions
She doesn’t touch your bank. No bank linking, no card connected, no account she can reach into — she cannot move a single dollar. And she never does the arithmetic herself: every figure comes from your own records, so her numbers always match yours.
You tell her what you spent — by typing, speaking, or photographing the receipt. It takes about three seconds each time. There is no bank sync, and that is deliberate.
A budgeting app tells you what happened and leaves you to work out what to do. Liza tells you what a choice will cost you before you make it — and shows the arithmetic, so you can check her instead of trusting her.
Never. She gives you the numbers and the options, and the decision stays yours. That is the whole point of her.
Yes, everything, while we’re new. No card, and no trial that quietly expires.
Ask Liza anything, and check every number she gives you. Free, and she doesn’t touch your bank.