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Bill negotiation prep
Internet or phone bill feeling too high? It finds today's public prices and deals and writes you a script to follow when you call.
ForPeople whose internet and phone bills keep creeping up, who want to push back but don't know how to start.
›Help me get ready to negotiate a bill down: which service it is (internet, phone, insurance and the like); ask me first about anything I haven't made clear. Find its latest bill in my inbox and work out my current plan and what it costs me each month; then look up the plans and new-customer deals this company offers publicly right now, and compare prices with two or three similar services. Finally, write me a script for the phone call or online chat: how to open, which prices to point to, and what to say if they say no.›What to do: only read this service's bills in my inbox and look up public price information, and write the comparison and the script for me to see.UC-0021
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Monthly spending
On the 1st of each month it sorts last month's spending into categories, compares it with the month before and points out the three that changed most.
ForPeople who wonder every month where the money went, but don't want to build a spreadsheet.
›On the 1st of each month, sort out last month's spending for me: put the transactions from the accounts I've linked to you into categories (eating out, transport, household, fun, subscriptions and so on; ask me first if a category doesn't fit), compare with the month before, point out the three categories that changed most, and list the five biggest single expenses. If I've set a savings goal, tell me how far I am from it this month.›What to do: only read the transactions in the accounts I've linked to you, and write the categories and comparison for me to see.UC-0020
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Price drop alert
Watches something you want, checks the price once a day, and tells you where and how much once it drops to your target.
ForPeople who have their eye on something that feels a little pricey right now, and don't want to check prices every day.
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Subscription review
A monthly list of what your subscriptions cost, flagging price rises, ones you don't use and duplicates; it only suggests, and you decide what to cancel.
ForPeople with so many memberships and app subscriptions they've lost count.
›On the 2nd of each month, put together a list of last month's subscription charges for me: name, amount and which account it came out of. Then flag the ones whose price went up, the ones I haven't used in months, and the ones that duplicate each other, and note where to cancel each subscription.›What to do: only read my account statements and the billing emails in my inbox, and write the list and suggestions for me to see.UC-0004