Watni's your personal finance assistant — it builds your financial plan and actually moves the money, but only after you say go.
No spam, no fake urgency. Just a heads up when we launch.
Most finance assistants talk. Watni's the one that actually does it.
You're not bad with money. The apps are just bad at their job.
Most finance assistants are chatbots that explain your spending back to you. They never actually do anything about it.
Most advisors won't return your call without $50K sitting around. Cool, if you're not 23.
Only 1 in 5 people would let an AI touch their bank account. Fair. That's why permission comes first, not last.
From "I should really deal with money" to actually dealt with.
Banks, cards, whatever you've got. Takes two minutes, not a Saturday.
Your assistant builds a plan around your actual goals — rent, a trip, a house, whatever's next.
Nothing moves until you approve it. Change anything you don't like.
Accounts open, money moves, goals get funded. You just check in sometimes.
Not a chatbot that talks about your money. A personal finance assistant that actually gets it done.
Every bank, card, and investment account, finally in one feed instead of six tabs.
Tell it what you're saving for. It works out how much, how fast, and from where.
Matches you to accounts, loans, or policies that actually fit — no research rabbit holes.
Once you approve, it sets things up. No forms at 11pm, no forgetting to finish later.
Patented cash-flow logic decides how much goes where, automatically, every time.
Not just advice — real transfers, on schedule, watched the whole way through.
No discretion, no fine print letting us do whatever we want. Every standing rule your assistant runs on came from you first.
No asset minimums. No surprises.
Only what you approve, only on the schedule you approve. You can pause or cancel any part of it whenever you want.
Your accounts connect through the same secure infrastructure banks and other finance apps use. Watni never sees your login credentials.
No catch. Flat monthly fee, no asset minimums.
Nope. That's kind of the whole point.
Go for it. Approve the parts you want automated and skip the rest — it's your call, every time.