it does the looking. you make the call.

text cashbff on whatsapp, connect your accounts, ask anything. here's exactly what happens.

the short version: cashbff finds it and flags it. you do the cancelling, the paying, the deciding. it never moves money out of your accounts, because it's your money. you stay in the driver's seat. you just stop driving blind.

it takes about a minute to start.

text cashbff on whatsapp. it's the same chat you already use, and it answers like a person.
connect your accounts through plaid. plaid is the bank-connection service behind apps like venmo, robinhood, and chime. plaid handles the login directly, so your banking username and password stay between you, your bank, and plaid.
ask it anything, whenever you're ready. "how much can i spend this week?" "what am i paying for that i forgot about?" it reads your real balances and bills and answers you straight. between texts it stays quiet, and you set the pace.

what it does, and what you do.

cashbff is the one that looks. you are the one who acts.

cashbff finds it: it spots the forgotten subscription, the bill that's about to land, the runway you didn't know you had.
cashbff shows you: it lays it out and tells you why it matters.
cashbff walks you through it: if you want to cancel something or pay down a card, it shows you how, step by step.
you cancel: cancelling a subscription is yours to do. cashbff points you to it; you make the call.
you pay: every payment, transfer, and move happens in your own bank, by you.
you decide: every change starts with you saying yes.

see a real conversation.

word for word from the agent, on sandbox data.

youhow long can i last at this spending rate?

cashbffreal talk, your cash on hand covers about 22 days of spending, but the $6,800 in card debt means you're already in a hole when you count everything together. if you've got a paycheck coming soon, that changes the picture a lot, so let me know and i can factor that in.

youwhat subscriptions am i paying for? pretty sure there's stuff i forgot about

cashbfffound 6 recurring charges, about $118/month. here they are:
- gym: $45.00/mo, next due jul 1
- hulu: $17.99/mo, next due jul 2
- netflix: $15.49/mo, next due jun 18
- apple: $14.99/mo, next due jun 29
- audible: $14.95/mo, next due jun 21
- spotify: $9.99/mo, next due jul 1
you can tweak the date or amount on any of these before we save, just tell me. would you like me to confirm all of them, or pick and choose?

youomg i totally forgot about audible. if i cut that and hulu what do i save?

cashbffthat's $32.94/month back in your pocket, which is about $395 a year you could put toward that card debt instead.
want me to confirm the other four (gym, netflix, apple, spotify) and skip audible and hulu?

is it safe?

yes. cashbff reads your balances and bills through plaid so it can answer you, and your bank login stays between you, your bank, and plaid. the only changes it makes are ones you set up and confirm, with a preview first, and disconnecting ends its access. the longer answers live in the faq.

who built it.

cashbff is built by Daksh Khanna (Khanna's LLC). he started it after realising how much someone's financial wellbeing shapes their mental and physical health, and that the people who'd benefit most from honest answers about money are usually the ones with no one safe to ask. he's a Rise Fellow, a Prometheus X Venture Fellow, and was profiled by the Interledger Foundation. the fuller story is at khannadaksh.com.

that's the whole thing: one chat, your real numbers, one win at a time. and if checking your balance has started to feel like bad news even when it isn't, that has a name, and it's worth five minutes: money dysmorphia, explained.

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last updated june 2026.