Spending and budgets
Every purchase sorted, every budget tracked. Ask where the money went and get a straight answer.
October budgets17 days left2 of 3 on track
- Groceries$412 of $600
- Dining$318 of $300
- Transport$96 of $200
Personal finance, in conversation
Arc is a personal finance assistant you chat with. It keeps an eye on your banks, cards, loans and investments, and tells you what matters: before a bill goes out, when a charge looks wrong, when a paycheck is late.
Did anything weird happen this week?
Two things. Netflix charged you $15.49 twice on Tuesday. And your electric bill came in at $142.80, well above your usual.
Needs your OK
Mark the second Netflix charge as a duplicateHeads-up: rent goes out tomorrow. You’ll have $1,240 left after.
Everything in one place
Link your banks, cards, loans and investments through Plaid. Arc keeps track of spending, budgets, bills, subscriptions, income and net worth, and you can ask about any of it.
Every purchase sorted, every budget tracked. Ask where the money went and get a straight answer.
October budgets17 days left2 of 3 on track
Every bill and subscription in one list, a heads-up before each one, and a flag when a new one appears or a price changes.
Coming upNext 30 days6 bills
Paychecks, balances, loans and investments add up to one number, and Arc tells you when a paycheck is late.
Net worthAll accounts+2.1% this month
$48,210How it works
A short note each morning, a review each week, and a one-line heads-up when something needs you. Here is a week with Arc.
Mon · 7:30 AM
What happened yesterday and what’s coming up, in a few lines.
Daily note
Morning. You spent $46.20 yesterday, mostly groceries. Your phone bill, $65.00, goes out Thursday.
Tue · 12:04 PM
Duplicate or unusual charges get flagged the day they show up.
Wed · 6:00 PM
One line, a day or two ahead, so nothing lands by surprise.
Heads-up: car insurance, $128.00, goes out Friday. You’re covered.
Thu · 9:15 AM
New subscriptions and price changes, noticed for you.
Spotify went up a dollar this month, and there’s a new one: Paramount+.
Fri · 10:30 AM
A late paycheck or a balance heading too low, said early.
CheckingNext 7 daysPaycheck late
Your paycheck usually lands by now. If it’s late, checking dips to $180 by Monday.
Sun · 7:00 PM
How the week went, and one or two changes worth making.
Your weekOct 12 – 18Less than usual
$612.40 spentNeeds your OK
Set a Dining budget of $350 a monthYou stay in charge
Arc suggests, sorts and flags. When it wants to change something, it asks first, and every number it gives you can be traced to the transactions behind it.
Needs your OK
Move 3 Blue Bottle purchases to CoffeeDining came to $318.40 this month.
$318.40Dining · October · 12 transactions
+ 9 more
Privacy
Your finances are as personal as data gets. This is exactly how Arc treats them.
The AI runs with zero data retention: the model provider stores none of what it sees.
Arc never sells your data, shows no ads and runs no analytics trackers.
Your data is encrypted with its own key, unique to you.
A privacy log in Settings shows exactly what was sent to the AI.
Download everything Arc holds about you, whenever you want.
Delete your account and it’s gone: Plaid access revoked, keys destroyed.
Privacy logSettings › PrivacyZero retention
Kept by the AI provider Nothing
Pricing
One yearly price for everything Arc does. No ads, and your data is never for sale.
Through Plaid, which links your banks, cards, loans and investments. Deleting your Arc account revokes that access.
Not unless you say so. Every change it proposes, like recategorizing a purchase, setting a budget or marking a duplicate, is a card you approve. If you get tired of approving one kind of change, you can let Arc make that kind directly, and switch it back any time.
The AI runs with zero data retention, so the model provider keeps nothing. The privacy log in Settings shows exactly what was sent.
In your browser today. WhatsApp and SMS are coming soon, and a native mobile app after that.
Export everything at any time. Delete your account and it’s gone: Plaid access revoked, encryption keys destroyed.
ArcEverything included
$99/year
About $8.25 a month
Billing isn’t switched on yet. Paid plans open soon.