save money while you sleep

watch every charge, catch forgotten subscriptions, and keep your spending honest, all from your texts.

the expensive stuff, handled

less money leaking out. more money staying yours.

instant charge alerts

catch the charge while it still matters

folk texts when a big charge, new merchant, or forgotten renewal lands. no digging through a bank app three weeks later.

hinge just charged you $39.99. third month.
bruh
want me to warn you three days before it renews next time?
budgets that talk back

a budget you can’t quietly ignore

say the limit once. folk tracks it, warns you at 80%, and calls it the moment the next order pushes you over.

keep eating out under $300 this month
set. you’re at $118 right now.
that doordash put you at $311. kitchen is officially open.
subscription cleanup

find the leaks hiding in plain sight

folk finds recurring charges, totals the monthly burn, and reminds you before the next renewal hits.

what subscriptions am i still paying for?
11 active. $146/mo. you haven’t used headspace or adobe in 90 days.
yeah those can go
the monthly close

your whole month, in one honest text.

income, spending, savings rate, subscriptions, category changes, and the one habit worth fixing. folk does the math and tells you straight.

june money report:
spent $2,840, down 12% from may. kept $1,760, a 38% savings rate. eating out hit $412 and subscriptions are $86/mo.
eating out is getting bad huh
up three months straight. want me to cap it at $350 for july?
read-only means read-only

folk can look. it can’t touch.

your login stays at your bank

plaid handles sign-in. folk never sees or stores your password.

your money cannot move

the connection can read transactions and balances. it cannot transfer funds.

your data stays yours

encrypted, never sold, never used to train ai, and deleted when you disconnect.

fair questions

yes, your bank data is a big deal.

the connection is read-only, your login stays with your bank, and disconnecting deletes the synced data.

stop finding out where your money went.

let folk catch it while it’s happening.