Not looked at a number — felt sure.That's not confidence. That's crossing your fingers. Want something different?
Free while in closed testing · no card, no subscription
Them vs. Solv
Any app can connect to your bank account.
The fix never sticks
You correct a merchant's category this month, and next month the same charge lands wrong again. The upkeep never really stops, so eventually you stop keeping up.
Alert overload
So many notifications for things that don't matter that you end up muting the app entirely — and once it's muted, it's already gone.
Surface-level data
It shows you what happened. It doesn't tell you what's normal for you — no sense of your typical spending, just raw numbers with no context.
Here's what Solv does instead
Fix it once
Recategorize any merchant from anywhere in the app. Choose “going forward” and Solv writes the rule — then repairs the past transactions it already got wrong.
Daily, weekly, monthly recaps
A check-in that shows up on its own, at whichever cadence you pick, so you never have to remember to go look.
Quick and in-depth, by category
General, subscriptions, shopping, and income — each with its own quick look and a deeper dive when you want it, plus search across every transaction.
Interactive demo — not a screenshot
The phone below is live — tap Tasks, open a report, and flip Quick vs. In-depth yourself.
Available Balance
$4,820.35
+30.8% this week
Jul 7 – Jul 13, 2026
Safe to spend today
$74
Left this week
$369
$310 of $679 spent
At this pace you'll have $82 left on Sunday
Balance trend
Income
$1,473
Spending
$373
Saved
$1,099
2 of 6 bills paid this month · $161.47 left
Next: Gym membership · Jul 15 · $49.99
Chipotle
Yesterday
-$14.99
Best Buy
2 days ago
-$284.00
Payroll deposit
3 days ago
+$6,200.00
Whole Foods
4 days ago
-$86.00
Shell
5 days ago
-$98.00
Fully clickable demo, built from the app's own components with illustrative data — no real accounts are connected.
You don't have to go looking
Daily, weekly, monthly — pick any, all, or none. Each one is built from the same transactions you'd see in the app, so there's nothing in it you can't go check yourself.
Swipe for weekly and monthly →
The real templates end to end, with illustrative numbers. Change the cadence or turn them off entirely in Settings — every email has an unsubscribe link.
The part nobody else ships
General, Subscriptions, Shopping and Income — each a dedicated slice with its own quick look and a deeper dive behind it, plus Search across every transaction the four are built from. Nothing in any of them is a number you can't go check.
Swipe for the rest →
The Quick view of each report, with illustrative numbers — In-depth sits one tap behind every one of them.
Bank connection runs through Plaid — trusted by 12,000+ banks and credit unions, used by 50% of banked adults in the U.S.
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Real, independent coverage of Plaid — the infrastructure Solv's bank connection runs on. This is coverage of Plaid, not of Solv.
How Solv is different
No claim about your spending ships unless it can be traced directly back to a transaction in your history. If we can't prove it, we don't say it.
Your dashboard leads with Safe to spend — expected income, minus expected bills, minus your savings target, spread across the days you have left. Arithmetic you can check. No invented 0–10 score standing in for it.
Quick Hits are capped at 5. Key Findings are capped at 6. You get what actually matters this period, not a wall of alerts.
How it works
Link accounts securely through Plaid. Read-only — Solv can never move your money.
Every transaction gets scanned for verifiable patterns — recurring charges, price changes, category spikes.
Your Dashboard and four reports — General, Subscriptions, Shopping, Income — update automatically as new transactions land, with Search across every transaction behind them.
Questions
Solv connects through Plaid, the same infrastructure used by thousands of banking and finance apps. Your login credentials go directly to your bank or through Plaid's encrypted connection — Solv never sees or stores your bank password.
Every finding Solv shows you is tied to a specific, checkable pattern in your actual transaction history — a price increase, a new recurring charge, a spending spike in a category. Solv never shows a claim it can't trace back to a transaction, and it never assigns a subjective health score.
Yes. The live demo on this page runs on illustrative data — no real account is connected — so you can click through the Dashboard and open any report before you ever enter your bank information.
No. Solv does not sell transaction data or share it with advertisers. Your financial data is used only to generate the findings and reports you see in your own account.
Solv supports thousands of banks and credit unions through the Plaid network, including all major U.S. banks and most regional and community institutions.
Nothing right now. Solv is in closed testing — there's no subscription, no trial that converts into one, and no payment method on file. If that ever changes, you'll see the price in advance and be asked to agree to it separately. You can delete your account, and everything in it, from Settings at any time.
No, and we'd rather say so up front. Solv is in closed testing with a small invited group, before any full external security audit. Numbers, categories and recurring charges can be wrong — check anything important against your bank directly, and don't treat Solv as your system of record. You'll be asked to acknowledge this before you connect an account.
No spreadsheets. No invented scores. Just what your transactions actually show.
Try the live demo