Catch up in one line
Missed a couple of days? Type whatever you remember, like “auto 240, lunch 150, Friday dinner 900”. Aviary turns it into three separate spends, picks a category for each, and shows them to you. Nothing is saved until you check it. Two missed days take about a minute.
Ask about your money
Ask the things you’d otherwise work out in a spreadsheet:
- How does this month compare to last month?
- What can I cut back on?
- Can I afford a ₹90,000 phone?
Answers come from your categories and transactions, in plain words. If the answer’s “not yet”, it tells you why and what would change it, like setting aside a little each month in a new category.
What it sends, and where
To answer, Ask Aviary sends the relevant transactions and budget numbers to Google Gemini. Your data isn’t sold, and there are no ads. You can turn Ask Aviary off in settings if you’d rather not use it. See the privacy policy.
Why a chat in a budget app
Most people quit budgeting because logging falls behind and catching up feels like homework. A chat makes catching up a sentence. And being able to ask “can I afford this?” at the counter is the whole point of having a budget.