How it works
From inbox to insights in 3 minutes.
No bank passwords. No complex integrations. Just forward your alerts and watch your finances track themselves.
Get started freeStep 1
Sign up & get your unique address
Create your Finease account and receive a private, secure inbox address — something like inbound+abc123@finease.app — unique to you.
This address is yours alone. You never share it publicly. It only receives forwarded alerts from your email client.
Step 2
Set up one forwarding rule
In Gmail, Outlook, or any email client, create a filter: forward all emails from your bank to your Finease address. Takes 2 minutes.
Your original emails stay in your inbox untouched. Finease only sees the forwarded copy. No bank login required — ever.
Step 3
Finease AI reads every alert
The moment an alert lands, Finease AI extracts the amount, merchant, category, currency, and balance — in under a second.
Supports debit alerts, credit alerts, and balance notifications from banks across Nigeria, Ghana, the USA, and more. Any bank that sends email alerts works.
Step 4
Watch your dashboard build itself
Your live dashboard updates instantly with every new transaction. Charts, categories, trends — all automatic. No manual entry ever.
See spending by category, track monthly trends, spot subscriptions, and get a real-time picture of exactly where your money goes.
Step 5
Ask your money anything
Type or speak questions in plain English. "How much did I spend on food last month?" or "Can I afford a ₦100k vacation?" — Finease answers with your real data.
Finease AI uses your full transaction history to give personalized, accurate answers — not generic advice. The more you use it, the smarter it gets.
Works with any bank that sends email alerts
Zero bank credentials
We never ask for your bank username, password, or PIN. Not now, not ever.
Emails processed & discarded
Email content is parsed in encrypted memory, then discarded. We store transactions, not emails.
Works with any inbox
Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, ProtonMail — if it has forwarding rules, Finease works with it.