Net worth, spending, and goals on one instrument panel, with investment tracking that goes where other apps stop: real cost basis, and a genuine options-wheel tracker that most personal finance apps do not have at all.
No credit card, no time limit. Free while we're in early access, and it's the real product, not a sandbox.
$747,400
Most apps cover the first two well and flatten the third into a single balance. Telemetry keeps all three on one panel and treats your investments as positions with a cost basis, not a number that moved.
Every account and asset on one timeline: investments, cash, real estate, loans. Net worth trends over time so you see momentum, not just today's number.
Learn more →Transactions auto-categorize into your budget. You see how fast a category is spending against its target, called burn rate, and a cash-flow view shows exactly where money comes in and goes out.
Learn more →Cash-secured puts and covered calls as one cycle, with rolling adjusted basis, premium captured, and per-cycle profit. Plus what every position actually cost you and the profit your brokerage statement hides.
Learn more →The parts that quietly do the work you'd otherwise do by hand.
Save toward a known expense over time, a sinking fund, with a date and a target. Reserve money for a goal without moving it, an earmark, and see whether you are on pace rather than just saving blindly.
Plain-English answers about your own finances. Ask "how much did I spend on dining last quarter?" and get a straight answer.
A browser extension reads your Amazon orders and splits the charge into line items. See what you bought, not just where.
Recurring costs found automatically, price creep flagged, and anomalies surfaced before you go looking.
Run finances together, with multiple members and the right access for each person.
Tax-aware cost basis for a cleaner year-end, and a running read on your financial-independence number.
Sync banks, cards, and brokerages read-only, import from Schwab or a CSV, or bring your history from another app. No manual entry for connected accounts.
Bank sync runs through SimpleFIN, an independent read-only bridge you set up and control. There's no marked-up data aggregator baked into your subscription, so you bring your own connection and keep both the cost and your data in your hands.
Telemetry is live and fully functional today. It's free while we're in early access, and it's the real product, not a sandbox. We're building toward a commercial launch in late 2026.
Founding members lock in introductory pricing before it's announced publicly. We're planning multiple tiers to fit different households, with advanced features like the Avi AI co-pilot at higher tiers.
It brings your whole financial picture onto one panel: net worth across every account, budgeting and spending with automatic categorization, investment tracking with real cost-basis depth (including an options wheel tracker), savings goals, receipt itemization, and an AI assistant that answers questions about your own data.
Yes. Telemetry can import your accounts, categories, and transaction history from Monarch or Copilot exports, and from CSV files. Mint is retired, but a Mint CSV export imports the same way.
SimpleFIN is an independent, read-only bridge you set up and control. Most finance apps bake in an aggregator whose per-connection fees get passed through to your subscription. By letting you bring your own SimpleFIN connection, Telemetry keeps that cost out of your bill and the connection in your hands, which is a good fit if you're cost- or privacy-conscious. It takes a couple of extra minutes to set up, and for accounts SimpleFIN can't reach, Schwab, CSV, and manual import cover the gap.
No. Account sync uses read-only tokens issued by your bank. Your username and password never leave your browser and are never stored by Telemetry.
It records every put and call leg of a cash-secured-put / covered-call cycle and computes rolling adjusted cost basis (folding collected premium into your effective share cost), per-cycle P&L, and collateral allocation, all things a standard brokerage statement doesn't show you.
Avi is Telemetry's AI assistant. Ask a plain-English question about your finances and it answers from your actual data. Avi is a paid-plan feature. It isn't part of the free version.
Yes. Telemetry is free to use while we're in early access, with no credit card and no time limit. We're launching paid plans in late 2026. When we do, early-access members lock in founding-member pricing, the lowest rates we'll offer, and you choose a plan then. No surprise charges, and we won't start billing without your say.
We're finalizing pricing for our late 2026 launch. Early-access members lock in founding-member rates before they're announced publicly, across multiple tiers to fit different household needs.
Formal certification like SOC 2 is a long-term goal, not something we claim to have today. What we do have: data encrypted at rest and in transit, hosted on Google Cloud, isolated per household so no tenant can reach another's data, and read-only access to your accounts. Telemetry can see your balances and transactions. It cannot move your money.
