Everything inside Solv
One Dashboard, four reports, a search screen, and a Settings area — all reading from the same real transaction history, all built around the same locked rules.
Dashboard
No invented 0–10 health score. Safe to spend is your expected income, minus your expected bills, minus your savings target — then divided across the days you have left. Bills come off the top first, so rent landing on the 1st doesn't make it look like you blew the month.
Safe to spend today
$62
$434 left of $1,240 this month
At this pace, $180 under by the 31st
Steady all month, not just on payday
Reports
The full picture across every linked account — safe to spend, income against spending, your savings rate, a category breakdown you can open up, and up to 6 Key Findings.
Every recurring charge Solv detects on its own — same amount, same rough interval, three times over — ranked by cost, with a renewal timeline and price-change tracking, so a $14.99 → $18.99 jump shows up the moment it happens.
Shopping, groceries and dining, each plotted as vendors rather than ranked as a list — how often you go against what it costs per visit. Twelve $5 coffees and one $60 order add up the same and need opposite answers.
Every deposit — payroll, gig payouts, transfers, refunds — since income isn't as steady as your bills, especially for variable earners.
Every report shares one locked layout — page header, date range, Quick/In-depth toggle — so switching reports never means relearning the interface.
Search
Every transaction across every linked account, filterable by category, amount and date. It opens on the last 7 days and shows results before you type anything — so it works as a browser, not just a lookup.
Security
Bank connections run through Plaid — Solv only ever receives read-only transaction data, never your credentials. On top of that: