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Ask about your money the way you would ask a person

How much did I spend on coffee last month. What is my biggest subscription. Type the question, get the answer from your own transactions with a chart beside it.

Answers, not search results

The alternative to asking is building a filter: pick the category, pick the date range, read the total, then do it again for the comparison you actually wanted. Ask Safi collapses that into a sentence, and it works in Arabic and in English.

Every answer comes from your own transactions. If Safi has no record of something, it says so rather than producing a number that reads plausibly and is invented.

What leaves your phone

When you ask a question, the question and the slice of your financial data needed to answer it go to our AI provider, OpenRouter, which routes it to the model. That is what makes an answer about your own spending possible at all.

We do not permit your data to be used to train models. If you never open the assistant, none of your data goes to it. This is written out in full, including every processor we use, in the privacy policy.

How many questions

Three a month on the free tier, and sixty a month on Pro. Sixty rather than unlimited, and the app and this page both say sixty, because an assistant answer has a real cost per question and a promise of unlimited would either be withdrawn later or be paid for by everyone else.

  • Ask in Arabic or in English
  • Three questions a month free, sixty on Pro
  • Answers come with the chart, not just a number

Questions people ask

Is my financial data used to train an AI model?

No. We do not permit it. The question and the data needed to answer it go to OpenRouter, which routes it to the model and returns the answer.

What if I never want to use it?

Then none of your data ever reaches an AI provider. The assistant is the only path by which it would.

Is it unlimited on Pro?

No, sixty questions a month. We would rather publish the real number than advertise unlimited and quietly enforce a cap.

Does it work in Arabic?

Yes, including Egyptian Arabic, and it can read your categories whether or not you type the hamza.