Ask your money anything.
Money links your banks and cards, then hands them to the AI you already use. Which subscriptions should I cancel? Did anything bill me twice? What's my net worth? You ask; it answers from your own numbers.
$15 a month, and it isn't just this app — every Parsons product is on the same subscription. Cancel any time. Read-only at the bank: it can rewrite your books; it cannot move a dollar.
Connect once. Then just ask.
Connect a bank.
Plaid handles the login — we never see your password, and the connection is read-only. Cards, loans, brokerages and a 401(k) all come in the same way. Two connections are included.
Paste one link into your AI.
Your account comes with one private address. Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once, and Money's tools are there. No AI of your own? The console has chat built in.
https://mcp-hub.parsons.ai/p/prof_••••••••/mcp
Ask, in plain English.
It reads from your own rows, not from a screen — so it can answer questions no app has a tab for.
Which subscriptions should I cancel?Tell it what to change.
Ten of the tools write. Move every hardware-store charge into the kitchen reno, set a budget for eating out, add the truck to your net worth — in a sentence, and it's done.
Put every Home Depot charge under Kitchen reno.transactionsmerchant: Home Depot · 90 days14 rowscreate_project"Kitchen reno"doneassign_transactions14 → Kitchen renodoneThe whole picture, and something that can act on it.
Subscriptions and double charges
Every recurring charge, what it averages, when it's due — and the ones that billed twice or quietly went up.
Budgets you set in a sentence
"Eating out, four hundred a month." One number per category, tracked against the pace of the month.
Net worth, with your history
Assets, debts, cash on hand — and a chart that can start before you signed up, because you can backfill the years from old statements.
Investments and debts
Holdings with tax lots. Loans and cards with what you owe and what it costs. Read from the same connection.
Projects, for the other hats
Personal here, the LLC there, the rental in a third. Separate books, separate members, no extra charge.
A console with chat built in
Eight views for when you want to look. And if you don't have your own AI, the chat in the console is the same tools, same answers.
It can rewrite your books. It cannot move a dollar.
- ×Move money or make a paymentNot a setting — there is no money-movement product connected at all, so there is no code path to a transfer.
- ×See your bank passwordPlaid handles the login. We hold an encrypted read token, never your credentials.
- ×Be reached from someone else's accountEvery row is scoped to your project and your user, at one place in the code.
- ✓Read balances, transactions, holdings and loans
- ✓Write to your records — projects, categories, budgets, manual accounts, backfilled history
- ✓Leave cleanlyDisconnect a bank and its synced history is deleted, not archived.
There is no security slogan on this page and no badge we haven't earned. Everything in that list is a thing you can check; the full mechanism and every tool are on the details page.
Fifteen dollars a month — and it isn't just this app.
Is it worth it? Start where we look worst.
If Money is the only thing you'll ever open, a specialist app is the cheaper buy. Here are their published annual prices next to ours.
The comparison flips the moment you open a second thing. Most people buying Money are already paying more than $15 a month for exactly one product on that list. And there is no free tier because we would rather charge you fifteen dollars than make your spending the product.