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Credit Card Companies Make It Hard to Track Your Money

Can't distinguish essential charges from discretionary spending?

40% of cardholders regularly exceed their planned budget monthly.

Feel like you're always discovering surprise charges?

42% of cardholders report difficulty tracking expenses across multiple cards, and the average household manages 3.84 credit cards.

Tired of paying interest on your statement balance?

Americans paid $130 billion in credit card interest in 2023, and the average household has $7,951 in credit card debt.

Introducing SpendSight:

Credit Card Management, Simplified

Comprehensive Dashboard

One simple dashboard showing your balances and recent spending across all your credit cards. Get instant visibility into your spending patterns and track your transactions in real-time, all in one unified view.

Daily Snapshot

Your credit card status, delivered to your inbox every morning. Start each day with a clear picture of your current balances and recent transactions across all your cards - no more logging into multiple accounts.

How It Works:

Step 1

Connect your credit cards securely through Plaid

Step 2

Access your detailed dashboard for instant visibility

Step 3

Get your first Daily Snapshot email tomorrow morning

Kind words from users

"The morning email is exactly what I needed. No more checking different apps just to see where I'm at with my cards. Perfect for someone like me who just wants things to work without thinking about it."

Justin R.

Software Engineer

"It's already caught a bunch of duplicate subscriptions we didn't know we had. Been able to save over $1000 just by spreading out our inventory purchases and actually seeing all our cards in one place."

Adam M.

Small Business Owner

"Arguments with my wife about surprise credit card charges were getting old. Now we both see everything. Haven't had a single 'wait, when did you buy that?' conversation since we started using it."

Michael G.

Project Manager