Finnt

Hey PH Community, long time no see 👋 First a big thanks to @mwseibel for the hunt 🙏 I'm Anji, and together with @yagobski , we've been exploring how money can strengthen bonds but also create challenges within families and groups. After a few iterations and dozens of customer interviews, we decided to open Finnt in priority to students. Students are often on their own for the first time, far from their loved ones, and building their future financial life. 💥 Finnt is more than a banking app: it's a way for students to connect with their families and friends by building better financial habits together, and helping each other. Whether for sharing expenses with roommates, receiving money from parents, managing a student club etc., Finnt helps them to spend wisely and save money at the same time. Today, we're thrilled to launch Finnt to the public, and here's what makes it special: 🔄 Multi-User: invite anyone to track shared expenses. Great for roommates, family, or society budgets. 🤖 AI Personal Banker: get tips on how to save more and get rewarded for building good habits 🎁 Earn Rewards: improve your spending habits and earn rewards 💰 4% APY: one of the best interest rates on the market with no minimum balance or monthly fee 🛍️ 3% Cash-back: shop with the Finnt Card, and save at the same time 🌐 International Students: start banking in the US without hassle and receive money from abroad for free ... and more to discover in the App, always with a social and collaborative twist. Give Finnt a try (ps: you need an .edu email or to get invited) and let us know your thoughts. We have designed Finnt to bring people closer in a world that often feels disconnected 💑👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. --- Disclaimer: Finnt is not a bank. Banking services are provided by Synapse and its Partner Financial Institutions. All information can be found on https://finnt.com

I’m a big fan of Finnt’s savings incentivizing interest rate and how quick and easy it is to transfer funds. I love it. My friends love it. Excited for what’s in store!

Wish I had this kind of app when I was living with a roommate during studies. Will recommend it to some future students and might give it a try myself. Is it optimized for tracking personal finance as well?