Jane
Money that manages itself.
One number a day. It already knows what you owe, what’s due, and what you forgot.
You don’t have to do anything.
We built a dashboard first. Then we deleted it.
01
You do not have a discipline problem.
Your money is in nine places. The nine places do not speak to each other. So the arithmetic falls to you, every day, forever, using numbers you do not fully have.
This is a great deal of work. Nobody thanks you for it. You do it anyway, badly, because there is no other option.
Every finance app so far has responded to this situation by showing you a pie chart.
02
The system does the thinking now.
- It splits the money into the things it is for.
- It runs the numbers before you wake up.
- It notices the rent going out on Tuesday and puts the money aside on Monday.
- It sees the balance sitting still and moves it somewhere that pays more.
- It knows the salary is coming and it knows what happens after.
You don’t have to do anything.
And the number is good news.
It is not a warning. It is not red. It does not open with the word “alert.” It is the amount you can spend today without consequences, and it is yours, and it has been checked.
Most people have never had this. It is a nice feeling. We were surprised too.
03
Four questions
- Will Jane spend my money?
- No.
- Will it move my money?
- Between your own accounts. Nowhere else.
- Can I undo it?
- One tap. Always.
- Will it tell me I’m bad with money?
- No. It knows a great deal and says almost none of it.
₹2,340 safe to spend today.
That is the entire product.
You don’t have to do anything.