The financial workspace for the AI agent you already use.

Candor is personal-finance software built for a simple shift: the general-purpose AI agent a person already trusts should be able to help with money without becoming another bank chatbot or guessing from a pasted statement. Candor gives that agent an organized, durable workspace of connected financial records, evidence, approved budgets and goals, notes, and prior action history.

The boundary matters. Candor supplies current facts, deterministic calculations, provenance, finance methods, and safeguards. The user's own agent decides what those facts mean, makes recommendations, and takes any outside action only under the authority the user grants it. Candor itself cannot move money, pay a bill, place a trade, open an account, or contact a third party.

The first job is everyday financial attention: finding duplicate charges, subscription price increases, avoidable fees, missing refunds, idle cash, budget drift, debt deadlines, and other mechanical problems that are easy to miss. Each important claim can retain the records behind it, and each Candor operation keeps a concise reason so the user can inspect what happened later.

Candor was founded by Ian Finlay and is designed primarily for people in the United States. The company is building a self-serve product, not an advisory practice: users create and control their own account, choose what to connect, can revoke their agent's access, and can export or delete their data.

Questions about the product or a connection can go to support@candor.money. Security reports can go to security@candor.money. Do not send credentials, access tokens, full account numbers, or raw financial data by email.