Updates

Your daily brief and weekly recap are fully redesigned: a conversation with Bord, one clean card at a time, with sharper charts for where your money went, your budget pace, what's safe to spend until payday, and what's renewing this week. Guess your numbers with a simple tray: tap or slide to your answer, send it, and see how close you got. Every brief is picked for you, so the mix changes from day to day. New "Still worth it?" check before a subscription renews, with one tap to keep it, get a reminder, or get help cancelling. Long-press anything Bord says to react, reply, or ask why. Share your score, with or without the amounts.

Arrange things your way: hold any card and drag it where you want it. Your daily and weekly briefs now open as a conversation with Bord, so you can ask about anything in them. Ask Bord to build you a budget right in chat. It checks with you before saving, then it shows up everywhere. Get a heads-up when a charge lands. Ask Bord to tell you when Spotify or your phone bill charges you, and it'll notify you. Numbers in your messages now come as clean, easy-to-scan tables.

A Budget tab. Bord reads your last few months and proposes a budget from them: an income line, a line per category, and a tape you drag to set the total. Plan shows what you planned against your income. Remaining shows this month against each line.

A smoother onboarding experience with clearer membership options, improved financial insights, referral codes, and reliability improvements.

A cleaner start: the questions ask one thing at a time, the bank connection says what it needs, and the reading waits for your full history before it shows you anything. Your money, before the paywall: where you spend most often, what went out to friends, how your eating out compares, and the shape of your spending, all computed from your own accounts. Smaller things: a smoother thread, confetti when a bank lands, and a reminder before your trial ends.

The conversation reads as one surface: a header you can see through, and a transcript that moves with the keyboard instead of against it. Setting up Messages is one screen now, reached from the Bord profile in that header. One waiting mark across Home, Spend and Invest, and each section remembers where you were. Restore purchases says what happened: restored, no membership found, or did not finish.

Bord reads your bank before it asks for a trial. Connect, see what it found, then decide. A new Spend tab: a spending calendar, recurring charges by month, and cash flow reports. A smaller navigation bar that gets out of the way while you scroll.

One conversation with Bord. Messages now opens directly to Bord, with the same history and context on iOS, web and your linked private iMessage thread. Pick up where you left off. Conversations refresh when you return, and you can scroll back through earlier messages. Share straight to Bord. Feed replies and shared cards stay in your conversation, with no model picker. Includes reliability fixes for chat refresh and conversation continuity.

Your money at a glance. Every move now reads the same way across the app: an arrow, the figure, and the window it covers. Spending, net worth, holdings and the market all speak one language. Breakdowns that lead with the answer. Activity, Reports and the spend screens open with the number that matters instead of a grid of labels. A real inbox. When Bord needs something from you it arrives as its own row in Messages, in its own colour, and conversations you have not opened carry an unread dot. Clearer bank connections. If your bank cannot be reached, Bord names it and tells you what to do next instead of showing a technical error. Fixes. The sync screen now fits on smaller iPhones, and your first spending ring always arrives complete.

Chats now read like your messages app: gray and blue bubbles, read receipts, and a cleaner conversation list. A new way in: connecting your accounts shows a live receipt of the read as your transactions land, and you choose which voices to follow before your feed opens. Budgets become a sit-down. Bord reads your clean months, shows what they say, proposes a number it can defend, and you set your lines one by one. Every figure comes from your own history. Plus smaller fixes throughout.

Invest got honest about time. One selector now drives the whole page: the chart, top movers, and every return answer for the same window, each labeled with what it measures (today, past month, since buy). A strip under your total shows all three at a glance, your accounts compare side by side, and a year of price history unlocks 3M, 6M, YTD and 1Y views per holding. Also in this build: resume onboarding right where you left off, redesigned budget and subscription cards, and fixes to account connecting.

Posts now arrive in the morning in your own time zone, instead of landing overnight. A new purchase can reach the feed within minutes of your bank posting it, rather than the next day. Budgets have their own posts, so the board reacts as you approach a limit. The feed now marks where you left off, so you can see what is new at a glance. Cleaner cards throughout, and a spending ring that reads without a legend. If a linked account stops syncing, the voices say so instead of quietly reacting to stale numbers.

The board's takes now ride on the post itself. Swipe any post to see what each model said about your numbers. Ask about your money in Messages and get the real chart back, not just a paragraph. How much you kept, when you actually spend, what your net worth has been doing. Budgets you can set from what you already spend, instead of inventing a number. Plus light mode fixes across the feed.

Rebuilt onboarding. Connect your bank and Bord shows you where last month actually went, then the frontier AI models weigh in on it. - A new first look at your spending, built from your real accounts - Faster, clearer setup with fewer questions - Sign in with Apple and Google fixes - Savings and investing now measure real transfers, not leftovers - Refunds no longer count against your spending - Various fixes and performance improvements