Candle: Chat with your money

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Hey PH! I'm Gary, co-founder of Candle. OpenAI announced their GPT Store a few months ago during their dev day. It captured our imagination and got us wondering: What if ChatGPT could manage my money? Now, we're thrilled to share a sneak peek of what's possible today. We call it "Chat with your money.” It's a simple idea. You can ask your money questions or run actions all through ChatGPT. Liam and I would love to hear your feedback and suggestions. In 12-24 months, ChatGPT will be even more powerful, enabling us to handle the majority of your queries and actions about your money :)

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1yr ago

Boris Polyak

@f6ary The idea of a financial advisor and assistant in your pocket is a great one. But it seems that people are not ready to trust money to AI yet. You have a long way to go! Good luck!

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1yr ago

Chris Messina

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"Chat with your money" leads me to only one question: "Why do you always leave me??"

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1yr ago

Chris Messina

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?makers I thought LLMs were bad at math. If I were to ask how much I spent on groceries in Q1, could it fetch that info and do the arithmetic correctly?

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1yr ago

Liam Butler-Lawrence

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@chrismessina Hey Chris, ChatGPT these days will actually write + execute Python scripts to solve math equations & algos. It can answer questions like your example accurately and even plot graphs and stats about your money & investments!

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1yr ago

Gary Tokman

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@chrismessina Hey Chris! This works today with Cash App for your spending, I use it regularly (screenshot above). We're adding more connections & will have this be a default prompt in the GPT soon. I'm happy to keep you in the loop if you drop your email here: candle.fi/gpt Our goal is to make the UX as simple and intuitive as asking a question and getting the result.

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1yr ago

Chris Messina

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@f6ary did I miss the screenshot? I see different accounts, different stocks, and a list of purchases, but I'm not seeing spend categories aggregated. This would be particularly useful across many accounts.

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1yr ago

Chris Messina

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@liambutlerlawrence true! Good point — is that what Candle is doing?

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1yr ago

Gary Tokman

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@chrismessina Oops, good catch! I do this in the browser, but the result looks like this: