Finly is free to use.
If you've ever looked at your balance and still had no idea whether you could actually afford something, this is for you.
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Most budgeting apps are rearview mirrors.
They tell you what you spent last month. They don't tell you the one thing you actually need to know.
"Can I afford this, right now?"
That's what Finly answers. π§΅
A few small things that add up:
Passkey login, no passwords
Offline-first PWA
A 15 second spoken morning brief of your money situation
Built to be fast and stay out of your way, not another app fighting for your attention.
Splitting a bill with friends or lending someone money?
Finly handles bill splitting and money loans natively, so it doesn't turn into a spreadsheet or an awkward "you still owe me" text.
Here's what actually sets Finly apart.
It ships an MCP server, so you can connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any AI agent straight to your Spending's. Ask "can I afford this?" or log an expense in plain English.
Every transaction gets categorized automatically by AI.
And before you overspend, Finly nudges you ahead of time, instead of just showing you the damage afterward like most apps do.
Got debt? Finly builds automated payoff plans using avalanche or snowball strategy, and simulates them against your real cash flow instead of a generic formula.
So you see your actual payoff date, not a guess.
Finly's core is a live number called Safe-to-Spend.
It takes your balance, subtracts upcoming bills, debt payments, and savings goals, and shows you what's actually free to spend today. Not your balance. Your real number.
@samsiavoshian Thank you, Sam! iβll add it to our onboarding experiments. The goal is exactly that: make Safe-to-Spend answer the userβs question at a glance, without needing a tutorial. Appreciate the support!
Launched Finly on Product Hunt today π
Every budgeting app tells you what you already spent.
Finly tells you what you can actually spend β right now, after bills, debt, and goals.
The part I'm most excited (and nervous) about: an MCP server.
Connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any AI agent straight to your ledger and ask "can I afford this?" in plain English.
It's built around one live number: Safe-to-Spend.
Around that:
β Automated debt payoff plans (avalanche/snowball, simulated against real cash flow)
β AI transaction categorization + overspend nudges
β Bill splitting & money loans