Who’s watching
your money?

Probably no one. Thryvest is the CFO you never had — it finds the leaks you’d never catch.

Your dashboard Sample data
Thryvest score
Strong
Saving well — the emergency fund’s the gap
Net worth
$44,200
Cash, 401(k) & car − debts
Net worth · last 6 months ▲ $6,410
1Top move
Pay off your $3,200 card
It’s costing 24% in interest. Clearing it is worth about +$640/yr net.
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Free during early access · no card required · read-only Plaid access

Read-only via Plaid · never moves your money

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A CFO watches the money
so you don’t have to. Here’s what yours catches.

Four questions a good CFO asks about your accounts — and the answer Thryvest hands you, from the sample data below.

01·Idle cash

Your cash is earning nothing

Thryvest finds the $4,200 sitting in savings at 0.01% and points it at 4%. That’s $168 a year you weren’t getting.

Savings
Thryvest Move · idle cashSample
Move $4,200 to a 4% account
In savings now
0.01%
→
In a 4% account
+$168/yr
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Accounts
Checking$6,400
Savings, earning 0.01%$4,200
Demo account · sample data
02·Recurring charges

You’re still paying for things you forgot

Every repeating charge, found and grouped, with the dormant ones surfaced. Here that’s $34 a month — $408 a year.

Recurring
Recurring charges foundSample
Streaming bundle$15.49/mo
Cloud storage$9.99/mo
Old gym recurring · 14 mo$34.00/mo
Worth a look
$34/mo· $408/yr
Demo account · sample data
03·Debt

Your card costs more than your savings earn

24% going out against 4% coming in. Thryvest says clear the $3,200 card first — worth about $640 a year, net of the yield you give up.

Debt Payoff
Thryvest Move · debtSample
Pay the Chase card down first
Card charges
24%
vs
Savings earns
4%
Clearing the $3,200 balance nets about ~$640/yr after the 4% it could earn.
Balance
Chase card · 24% APR$3,200
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Demo account · sample data
04·Thryvest Score

One number for the whole picture

Out of 100, built from debt, emergency fund, savings rate, and spending — and it names the one holding you back. Here, the emergency fund.

Dashboard
Thryvest scoreSample
Debt29 / 35
Emergency fund15 / 30
Savings rate20 / 20
Spending15 / 15
Strong — a solid base. Building your emergency fund is the fastest way up.
Net worth
$44,200cash, 401(k) & car − debts
Demo account · sample data

It finds more than it costs.

One example household: $6,400 in checking, a $3,200 card at 24%, and a few unused subscriptions. Here’s year one.

What Thryvest finds · example
Card cleared first
$768 interest avoided, less $128 the cash would have earned.
$640
Subscriptions cancelled
$34/mo unused
$408
Savings moved to 4%
$4,200 from 0.01% to 4%
$168
First-year total
found in one example household
$1,216
How this is estimated
The card line is interest avoided: clearing the $3,200 card at 24% saves about $768 a year, less the ~$128 that cash could have earned at 4% — a net $640. The savings line is a rate gap: $4,200 moved from about 0.01% to 4%. The subscriptions line is $34 a month you stop paying. Each dollar is used once — the card is paid from checking, the savings move is a separate account. Your result depends on your own balances, rates, and spending, so it may be higher or lower. Thryvest calculates it from your real accounts, not this example.
What Thryvest costs
Early access
Free
No card required

Free while Thryvest is in early access — no card, no trial, nothing to cancel. Connect your accounts and see what it finds.

All your cash and credit card accounts
Specific moves with real dollar amounts
Subscription and recurring-charge detection
Net worth, including investments you connect
Read-only access
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No card required during early access.

In this example, Thryvest finds $1,216.
Your own numbers will differ — the demo runs on sample data, your account runs on yours.

Connecting your bank is
the scary part. Here’s the truth.

We can look, but only look

Thryvest reads balances and transactions. It cannot move, transfer, or withdraw a dollar — Plaid never grants that.

Your bank password never reaches us

You sign in through Plaid, not us. We never see or store it.

We never sell your data, and you can leave anytime

Used only for your recommendations. Disconnect or delete anytime, from settings.

And here’s what Thryvest does not do

No trades, no accounts, and it isn’t a licensed financial advisor. Thryvest shows the math and leaves every decision to you.

One place, the whole picture.

Each piece works on its own. Together they give you the number.

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Thryvest Score

One number out of 100, from four pillars.

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Net worth

Accounts, balances, and debts, tracked over time.

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Idle cash

Money earning nothing, and what moving it is worth.

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Recurring charges

Every repeat found and grouped, with the annual cost.

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Debt

What each balance costs against what your cash earns.

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Ask Thryvest

Questions about your own accounts, answered.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to connect my bank?

No. The demo runs on sample data with no account. Connecting is what makes the numbers yours.

Can Thryvest move my money?

No. Plaid grants read-only access. It cannot transfer, trade, or withdraw a dollar.

What happens to my data if I leave?

Disconnect an account or delete everything from settings, whenever you want.

Is this financial advice?

No. Thryvest isn’t a licensed financial advisor. It shows the math on your own accounts and leaves the decisions to you.

Can I cancel?

Anytime, from settings.

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