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Finding it yourself means checking every charge, every order, and every renewal date. Connect your accounts once and Compass does it for you, permanently.
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Illustrative savings feed
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Illustrative examples of the savings assistant being built. Standalone Compass+ is currently available by waitlist.
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Compass answers money questions inside Gerald today.
Hundreds of thousands
People use Gerald across the US.
Read-only by design
The current Plaid connection cannot move your money.
Three steps, and only the first one is yours. Nothing to configure, and nothing you have to remember to check.
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Bank, email, calendar, Amazon — the accounts you already use. A couple of minutes, once.
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Around the clock, in the background. You do not have to check anything.
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Every find arrives with the amount and the action: cancel it, claim it, get it back.
Some of this is money you are owed and never chased. The rest is money leaving your account every month without being asked for. Compass goes after both.
Promised by the merchant, never arrived.
The price fell $31 three days after checkout.
A missed delivery promise can mean a credit.
Reimbursements and benefits you already qualify for.
Paying $11.99/mo for something you haven’t opened since spring.
Caught before they quietly become paid.
The same charge, twice. It happens more than you’d think.
Same plan as last year, quietly higher price.
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Estimate subscriptions, duplicate charges, missing refunds, fees, renewals, and bill increases worth investigating. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Most money apps wait for you to investigate. Compass is built to notice first.
Traditional finance apps
“Here’s what you spent.”
Compass
“Here’s what you can stop spending.”
Subscription dashboards
“Here’s your subscription list.”
Compass
“Here’s the one to cancel, and why.”
Shopping trackers
“Here’s your order status.”
Compass
“That delivery was late. Claim the credit.”
Every account adds another piece of context. Compass connects the information already spread across your apps and turns it into specific opportunities.
Your connected accounts
Bank accounts
Finds the recurring charges quietly draining the account
Finds refunds you were promised and never received
Calendar
Catches renewals and return windows before they pass
Amazon + shopping
Catches price drops and late deliveries after you have paid
Subscriptions
Finds the ones you stopped using months ago
What that context can uncover
$34
Price dropped after purchase
$22
Late-delivery credit to claim
$9.99
Subscription to cancel
More connected accounts give Compass more chances to match purchases, charges, deadlines, deliveries, and refunds.
Each discovery tells you what happened, what it is worth, and what to do next.
Money found
$41 after a recent price drop
Why it matters
Your purchase may still qualify
Next move
Check your refund options
Good morning
Price dropped after purchase
$41.00
Check refund options
Subscription with little recent use
$19.99/mo
Review subscription
Delivery arrived after guarantee
$12.00
Check retailer credit
Refund never arrived
$48.20
Chase the refund
You choose what Compass can see. Each connection stays separate and under your control.
The current Plaid connection can see balances and transactions. It cannot move money.
Plaid handles the connection. Compass does not receive your banking password.
Receipts, renewals, and refund confirmations — not your correspondence. Revoke it without touching your bank.
Email, calendar, shopping, and future connections are opt-in and individually revocable.
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