May spend is 18% above usual
₹44,500 so far — about ₹7k more than this point last month. Shopping and travel drove most of it.
Your assistant works quietly in the background — reading your transactions, organising them, surfacing what matters, and answering anything you ask.
Assistend understands transaction SMS from any bank, card, or wallet — even when formats change — with no manual entry, no account linking, and no setup hassles.
Spending, income, and transfers are automatically identified, categorised, and cleaned up — duplicates removed, transfers flagged, trends made clear. Change a category once and Assistend remembers.
Daily, weekly, and monthly briefings surface spending spikes, unusual activity, hidden bank charges, and bills coming up — so you notice the things you'd otherwise miss, before they catch you off guard.
Ask questions like "Did I ever get that refund from Amazon?" or "Did I pay both my credit card bills this month?" — and get clear, intuitive answers instead of charts and tables.
Modern life has made money harder to understand, not because people don't care, but because keeping track takes too much effort. Even simple questions — what came in, what went out, what's coming up — get lost across messages, apps, and everyday obligations. Assistend is the assistant that does the watching for you.
Assistend is built on a simple belief: life comes first, money is the enabler — so it focuses on understanding how money supports your life, not managing it mechanically.
Assistend is built to work for you, with your consent and in your interest. Privacy and security aren't add-ons; they're foundational to how the product is designed.
Assistend reads only transaction-related SMS needed to understand your money.
It does not read personal messages, OTPs, or chats — and it never asks for access it doesn't need.
Your financial data is used only to power your experience in Assistend.
We do not sell personal data.
Assistend is built using industry-standard security practices to protect your data — from how it's stored to how it's processed.
Security is treated as a baseline requirement, not a feature.