After getting tired of finance apps that demand my bank credentials (and break every few weeks when the aggregator dies), I built Ginti.
Instead of connecting to your bank, Ginti reads the transaction alerts you already receive. On Android it auto-detects financial notifications automatically. On iOS you paste a bank alert and it parses instantly — Apple doesn't allow background notification access, so paste is the most automatic iOS permits. AI pulls out the amount, merchant, and category, and personal details are stripped on-device before anything is processed.
A few things I'd love feedback on:
The "no bank login" positioning — does it land, or does it sound less capable?
iOS paste flow vs Android auto-detect — worth the platform difference?
Pricing: 21-day trial, then $49.99/yr launch (reg. $79.99).
Built with React Native and Expo.
Just launched on
Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/ginti
Website: https://ginti.app
Happy to answer anything about the architecture or the privacy model.
Interesting positioning.
My first reaction wasn't whether it felt less capable. It was whether users interpret "no bank login" as a convenience benefit or a trust benefit.
Those sound similar, but I suspect they create very different expectations about the product.