
Know where you stand. Know what to do next.
Your AI-powered personal finance companion. Plan your budget, build savings and understand your financial goals — using only the numbers you choose to share.
Free to use — no card, no bank connection. Premium only raises your Ask North allowance.
"Give North one number — what lands in your account each month — and see what each goal requires and when your current pace gets you there."
North · your daily brief
The problem
You read one article, watch three videos, download two apps — and still don't know what to do next. Trackers show the past. News chases the moment. Nobody explains it for you.
What North does
A personal money management tool for people starting out, earning a salary or managing uneven income. Bring budgeting, saving, net worth and financial learning together, with Ask North to explain what your numbers mean.
Concepts explained your way.
Guidance for real choices.
News that matters to you.
How North works
Step 1
Your name, work, currency, take-home pay and the goals that matter. Nothing is required, nothing is guessed, and there is no bank connection.
Step 2
North picks two to four things worth your attention today — a next move, something it noticed in your own numbers, a goal update or a one-minute lesson.
Step 3
Log what you actually contribute. North compares your real pace with the pace your target date needs and projects the finishing month from that.
Step 4
Can I afford this? What if I save more? Ask North answers with your own figures and shows the arithmetic behind the answer.
North never connects to your bank and never invents a number. If it doesn't know your income, a balance or a debt, it says so and shows you where to add it — read the detail in Data & AI.
It is educational by design: no products to buy, no tickers, no promised returns. The AI & financial disclaimer sets out exactly what North knows, calculates, estimates and cannot know. More on the thinking behind it on the about page.
Inside North


Questions people ask first
Yes. Creating an account, tracking goals, the daily brief, the lessons, all six calculators and every guide and article are free to use. There is an optional ₹99/week Premium plan with 50 Ask North questions each week; nothing else is behind it.
No. There is no bank connection, no card details, no transaction import and no credit-file lookup. North only knows the figures you type in yourself, and you can edit or delete any of them at any time.
Your data is stored in an encrypted managed database where every row is restricted to your own account, and traffic is encrypted in transit. You can download everything North holds for you as a file, delete your Ask North history on its own, or delete your account and its data permanently, from Profile → Privacy & Data.
Ask North sends your message, the recent conversation, today's date and timezone, your currency, and the profile and goal figures you entered to an AI model, together with an explicit list of what North does not know so it asks instead of guessing. Your email address and login identifiers are never part of that request, and North never invents a number it was not given.
No. North is educational: it explains ideas, does the arithmetic on your own figures and labels anything that is an assumption. It does not recommend products, promise returns or act as a regulated financial adviser.
Free to read, no account
A budget is not a restriction. It is a decision made in advance, once, so you are not deciding forty times a month while tired.
GuideSaving is not the opposite of spending. It is buying yourself the ability to make calm decisions later.
GuideDebt is not a moral failing. It is a price you are paying for time — and the only question that matters is how much that price is.
GuideInvesting is not about picking winners. It is about giving money enough time, at an acceptable level of risk, to become more than it was.
GuideYou cannot improve a position you have never measured. Five numbers, once a quarter, is enough.
GuideA goal without an amount and a date is a wish. Attach both and it becomes arithmetic you can act on.
Split your take-home pay into needs, wants and savings, and see what is left unassigned.
CalculatorSize the buffer that covers your essential spending, and see how long it takes to fill.
CalculatorProject what a monthly investment could become, and what monthly amount a target needs.
CalculatorWork out the monthly payment on a loan and the total interest it costs you.
CalculatorSee what a lump sum plus monthly additions grows to at a chosen rate.
CalculatorAdd up what you own, subtract what you owe, and get the one number that matters.
Start from your annual spending, not from a round number someone quoted on the internet.
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Financial goalsA goal without an amount, a date and a monthly transfer is a wish with better vocabulary.
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