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iizu brings your accounts, spending, subscriptions, goals, money lessons, and everyday questions into one intelligent experience.
GOOD MORNING
ALL-ACCOUNT BALANCE
$8,960.62
Across 3 demo accounts
AUGUST SNAPSHOT
Monthly spending
$1,697.25
compared with $1,928.70 by this point last month
iizu AI
PERSONAL INSIGHT
Eating out is $96 above your usual month.
Nine of the 19 charges were under $8.
Recent activity
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Terrace Coffee
Eating out · Today
−$5.40
Fieldstone Market
Groceries · Today
−$62.18
Interactive product demo · fictional data
iizu is being built to connect the lesson, the number, and the next question — without asking you to become a financial analyst first.
A budget says you spent more.
iizu shows the 19 small charges that changed the month.
Next exampleA lesson explains subscriptions.
iizu finds the four quietly renewing in your own activity.
Next exampleA rule says save 20%.
iizu starts with what is actually left after your rent and bills.
Product examples using fictional data. Live account connections are in development.
Choose one account, a few, or everything. The totals, spending picture, and insight update together.
Spending together
Rent is the largest category in this view. Change the accounts and the explanation changes with them.
Demonstration data. No real person, balance, account identifier, or supported institution is shown. Connecting live accounts is in development.
No report builder, category maze, or perfect financial vocabulary required. Ask what you mean.
The internal build composes answers from iizu’s analysis engine. A model-backed version is still in development behind an authenticated server boundary.
iizu
With your permission
Eating out leads this month at $344.70 across 19 charges. That is $96 above your recent average, and nine charges were under $8.
$344.70
19 charges · fictional data
Product demonstration only. iizu explains; it does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice.
iizu cleans the ledger, recognizes what repeats, and keeps the reason attached to every alert.
Activity, made readable
SQ *TERRACE COFFEE 0912
Terrace Coffee
Eating out · Today
−$5.40
POS DEBIT FIELDSTONE #221
Fieldstone Market
Groceries · Today
−$62.18
ACH XFER ***9043 ONLINE
Moved to Set aside
Transfer · Not spending
$150.00
Subscriptions detected
$56.47
estimated each month across four plans
Reelhouse
Confirmed
$15.49
Stax Audio
Confirmed
$11.99
Halo Fitness
Price changed
$24.00
iizu
Worth a look
One recurring plan rose by $4, and a $132 order sits far outside your usual shopping pattern.
Every alert keeps its source and confidence. iizu suggests; you decide.
Not everything in the picture is finished.
Original iizu paths connect clear lessons to real-life decisions — and, only with permission, to your own activity.
Your learning path
Seven planned chapters
Where your money goes
I never know where it went.
Getting paid
Why is my paycheque smaller than the number I agreed to?
Saving on a real income
How do I save when there is not much left?
Credit, honestly
Everyone says build credit. Build it how?
Borrowing and debt
Is this loan a good idea?
Renting and moving out
What does the first apartment really cost?
Owning risk
Why am I paying for insurance I never use?
“Everyone says build credit. Build it how?”
What a score measures, utilisation, what actually moves it, what does not.
What a score measures
Why utilisation matters
A decision in context
With permission, iizu could connect a lesson to the decision in front of you — never to sell a financial product.
Academy is planned and not built. Financial education, not financial advice. Paths may change as the product is tested.
Investing Lab is a planned simulation for building a portfolio, watching uncertainty unfold, and understanding risk without turning learning into a bet.
Educational simulator only. No brokerage account, no real holdings, no profit promise, and no recommendation to buy anything shown.
SIMULATED PORTFOLIO
$10,000.00
Demonstration starting balance
Broad market fund
46% of portfolio
Technology fund
28% of portfolio
Single company
18% of portfolio
Bond fund
8% of portfolio
RISK EXPLANATION
One position is 18% of everything you hold. That is the part that will move your total most on a bad day.
If licensed market data is unavailable, the Lab would use clearly labelled demonstration movement instead.
Small missions, forgiving streaks, real goals, and a weekly recap designed to reward understanding — not screen time.
This week with iizu
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
TODAY’S MONEY MISSION
Review the plan that increased
Look at the last three charges, decide whether it still earns its place, and mark what you want to do next. iizu will not cancel it for you.
Missing Sunday does not reset the week. A habit that cannot survive a real day is not a useful habit.
Goal in progress
68%
of goal
First emergency cushion
$680 of $1,000
Fictional demonstration
Weekly recap
FridayAchievement
Understood a full month
Concept only. Missions, goals, streaks, recaps, and achievements are future work.
The furthest part of the plan from a shipping date: exploring whether understanding could arrive at the same moment as a real purchase.
This is not a card programme
A shape for a long-term idea
At the moment of spending
“This purchase leaves $42 before your next deposit.”
Exploratory only. This would depend on regulated partners, eligibility rules, guardian participation, and evidence that people want it. iizu is not a bank, holds no deposits, and has no card programme.
A plan you can inspect
The route fades as certainty does. Every destination still carries its status in words, and every planned feature remains visible.
Phase 1
In developmentOne analysis pass over every account, so spending, subscriptions and answers can never disagree with each other.
18 details →Phase 2
Plannediizu Academy: short paths through the money questions people actually hit, in the order they hit them.
15 details →Phase 3
PlannedA simulator with a simulated balance, so a first mistake costs a lesson instead of a paycheque.
10 details →Phase 4
FutureSmall, finishable steps — and a design that rewards showing up rather than opening the app.
8 details →Phase 5
Long-term visionThe furthest thing from a shipping date on this page, and the reason the rest of it exists.
8 details →Order can change. If testing shows people need something in Phase 3 before something in Phase 2, it moves. No launch dates are presented as promises.
Open the full roadmapNot a badge, a vague shield, or a claim about an audit that has not happened.
What iizu does not claim
No security certification, banking licence, regulatory registration, insurance, or completed independent audit. Those claims will wait for evidence.
Nothing is connected without you doing it, and you can disconnect an account whenever you want.
Assistant context is deliberately limited: identifiers are removed, account numbers masked, and records capped.
No selling personal financial data and no sharing it with advertisers.
iizu is designed so bank sign-in details never reach the app.
User-owned records are isolated by row-level security, and signing out clears financial state from the device.
Estimates are labelled, confidence travels with an insight, and iizu says when it cannot know.
iizu can explain your numbers and general ideas; it does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice.
End of trust principlesWhy iizu exists
Almost nobody is taught how money works before they have to use it.
A first paycheque, card, rent payment, and tax form arrive before the explanation. iizu is being built so understanding your own money can feel ordinary from the beginning.
Join the waitlist for the moments that matter — and put your hand up to help shape the early product.
✓ No queue position or referral game
✓ Early-tester choice stays optional
✓ A few meaningful updates, at most
Including the answers that are less exciting and more important.
An AI financial companion being built for phones. It is designed to read your financial life across every account you connect, explain what it finds in plain language, and teach you the parts you were never taught.
Teenagers and young adults first — the people who get handed real financial decisions before anyone explains them. It is not built to look like a kids' app, and plenty of adults have the same questions.
No. iizu is in development and there is no public release. An internal build runs on a demonstration ledger. The waitlist is how you find out when that changes.
You can put your hand up when you join the waitlist. Early testing groups will be small and chosen for a spread of situations and devices, so we cannot offer a place to everyone who asks.
That is the point of it. The analysis engine already reads checking, savings and a card together as one picture. Connecting real accounts, and choosing which ones you are looking at, are both in development.
None yet. No live bank connection is enabled and no institution is supported today. We will not publish a list of supported institutions until connections are real and tested.
No. iizu does not hold money, move money, issue cards, or insure deposits, and it is not a licensed financial adviser or a broker. A teen card appears on the roadmap as a long-term possibility that would depend on partnerships and regulation.
No. iizu is built to explain your own numbers and teach general concepts. It does not give regulated investment, tax or legal advice, and it will not tell you which security to buy. For decisions that need a professional, see one.
A simulator is planned — the Investing Lab, using a simulated balance. It is for learning how markets behave. It is not a brokerage account and no real money would be at risk in it.
No. Simulated cash, simulated positions. If a properly licensed market-data source is in place, price movement would follow the real market; otherwise the Lab runs on clearly labelled demonstration prices.
The privacy page explains the intended approach: you connect an account deliberately through a specialist API, you can disconnect it, iizu asks for the least it needs, and your financial data is not sold. It will be updated before live connections are enabled.
We are not giving dates we cannot keep. The roadmap uses status instead — in development, planned, future, long-term vision — and the order can change based on what testing shows.
It stores your first name, email and the optional answers you give, so we can tell you when there is something to try and pick early testers sensibly. No position number, no queue to jump, no sharing with anyone else.