You have better things to think about.
Polyxn is one place for all of your money. It lives on the accounts you already have, keeps the routine on autopilot, and tells you when something moves. You're always in control.
Tuesday 20 September
ExampleOne thing changed.
Five on autopilot. One to look at, whenever you like.
- 6:14Your streaming plan went up. Still need it?
- 7:30Paycheck landed. Everything through the 30th is covered.
- 9:02The gym charged you twice. Check it out.
- 3:15Power bill is $12 up on last month. Normal for a heatwave.
- 6:40No bank apps, no codes, no inbox tonight. I'll speak up.
- 8:05That refund from June landed. $48.
- 11:00Seamless Day. Nice isn't it!
Something changed6:14
Your streaming plan went up.
$17.99$22.99 a month
Not opened since June. Still need it? No timer on this. It stays here until you look.
Have a look
The shift
Every finance app made you do the work.
Categories to fix. Red dots to chase. A chart you were meant to check, and mostly didn't.
Polyxn does the reading. We take the boring part out. You keep the decisions.
The last three months
ExampleMost of it comes and goes as usual. Here's the rest.
July, August and September, looked at together. Almost everything came and went the way it always does. A few things are worth a minute, whenever you have one.
- JulyJuly. All as usual. You were on top of it.
- AugustAugust. One thing worth a look, when you like.
- SeptemberSeptember. Two more. Nothing urgent.
- Three monthsThree months together. Two patterns worth a minute.
Your callTwo plans
Two of your eight plans went up in August.
You've barely opened either since June. Still want them? No hurry, they'll keep.
Just so you knowElectricity
Electricity ran about 30% over its usual.
Most likely the cold snap and the heating. Nothing to do here.
Just so you knowThe garage
The $640 at the garage on the 12th is a one-off.
It doesn't change your usual, so nothing else does either.
Your callLunches
Lunches have run about three times their usual, two months running.
If you'd like that back, two a week from home would do it. Ignore me if it was worth it.
If you'd likeGroceries
Groceries have come in under their usual, three months running.
That's about $45 a month you could point at the vacation. Only if you'd like.
411charges over three months
409came and went as usual
2worth a minute
No timer on any of it.
Product
One agent. All of it.
Not four apps and a spreadsheet. One place that keeps the routine on autopilot and tells you when something changes.
If you want to look
ExampleThe whole picture, whenever you want it.
$7,416 across everything
- Checking$3,214
- Savings$4,800
- Amex−$412
- Discover−$186
Every account and every plan in one place, for the days you feel like looking. Most days you won't have to.
It tells you when something changed
Example5 things worth a look this year
- Streaming plan, price riseMar
- Gym, charged twiceMay
- Refund from June, overdueJul
- Two plans, barely openedSep
Every plan
Example9
Plans watched, $148 a month. When one goes up, you hear about it before the next charge.
It tells you once. You decide.
ExampleSomething changed. Your call.
When something is different, you hear about it once, in plain words. No timer, and nothing happens unless you ask.
Something changed6:14
Your streaming plan went up.
$17.99$22.99 a month
Have a lookDismiss
On the accounts you already have
No new account to open. Nothing to move over.
It reads the accounts you link and, if you connect Gmail, the emails about your money: bills, receipts, refunds and price changes. It keeps the routine on autopilot and tells you about the rest. Nothing happens unless you ask.
- Checking
- Savings
- Cards
- Plans
- Bills
- Gmail
Money was never the expensive part.
Your attention was. Polyxn opens to a first group of people in early 2027, starting in the US.
Join the waitlist and we'll write when it's your turn.