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Early access · WebFor variable-income households

Money doesn't move in a straight line.

Continuum brings connected accounts, imported history, and manual balances into one clear operating view. Review what changed, organize the plan, and ask grounded questions—without moving your money.

Free during invitation-only early access · No credit card · Web app

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Continuum

Today

Review source-backed changes. Unknown inputs stay unknown.

Observed

Needs transaction review

3

Items returned by the review service.

Pending monitoring alerts

2

Source status and activity worth checking.

Review queueSource backed

Connection needs attention

Refresh the source before relying on newer activity.

Transactions are ready to review

Confirm categories in the underlying transaction view.

Planning and monitoring only. Continuum does not move money.

Illustrative Continuum interface using example data and the product's actual source-state vocabulary.
Read-only connections
CSV, OFX & QFX imports
Manual accounts
No money movement

Why Continuum

Start with what changed.

Facts before forecasts

Today surfaces changes and monitoring items returned by the available sources. If an input is unavailable, Continuum says so instead of turning absence into confidence.

One review queue

Begin with transactions, source status, and monitoring items that may need attention—not a wall of decorative metrics.

Income can arrive on uneven schedules. Continuum does not assume a perfect paycheck or require you to rebuild your life around a monthly budget before the product becomes useful.

How it works

Five destinations. One clear instrument panel.

Each destination answers a different question. Deep financial tools remain reachable without turning the main navigation into a filing cabinet.

  1. Today

    Begin with source-backed changes and the items that actually need review.

  2. Money

    Inspect accounts, transactions, liabilities, holdings, and the sources behind them.

  3. Plan

    Organize bills and goals. Use a budget if it helps; skip it if it does not.

  4. Automate

    Draft and inspect supported monitoring rules, notifications, and local planning records.

  5. Ask

    Read and explain the limited current snapshot—without transfers, trades, or hidden actions.

Bring your data

Use the path you trust.

Connect, import, and manual entry are equal starting points. Use one or combine them, during onboarding or later from Settings.

01

Connect

Link a supported institution through an available data provider. Coverage and available fields vary by institution.

02

Import

Preview recognized CSV, OFX, or QFX transaction rows before adding them to an existing account.

03

Enter manually

Create an account and maintain its current balance yourself, without connecting a provider.

File imports add transaction history only. They do not update or reconcile an account's current balance.

Ask

Ask what the available data says.

Ask can summarize and explain the limited current snapshot available to it. Important amounts stay verifiable in the underlying account and transaction views.

External AI is optional and defaults off. Ask does not move money, calculate affordability, forecast outcomes, or make autonomous changes.

Ask Continuum

Limited snapshot · read and explain

Supported starting points

  • Summarize the spending categories visible in this snapshot.
  • Explain what is included in the current net-worth total.
  • Which accounts are represented in the available summary?
Verify important figures in their source views.

Hard boundary

Continuum can show the picture. It can't touch your money.

Continuum is not a bank. Connected access is configured for data, not payment initiation. Continuum does not initiate transfers, place trades, or hold funds.

Sources

Connected, imported, or manual data

Availability and freshness stay attached to the information you review.

Continuum

Monitoring, planning, and explanation

Continuum organizes available records and local planning states without external execution.

You

Human review and decisions

You inspect the source, decide what matters, and act outside Continuum when appropriate.

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Household-scoped customer data access
2FA and passkey support
External AI control
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Invitation-only early access

Bring the moving parts into one place.

Request access to the web application. We will use your email only for the early-access process and product updates you approve.

We store your name, email, consent choice, access-review status, and submission timestamps to review this access request and send any related invitation. We will not use this consent for unrelated marketing. Review the Privacy Notice for broader product data handling. Free during this phase · No credit card.

Common questions

The important boundaries, up front.

Is Continuum a bank?

No. Continuum is a financial-data, planning, and monitoring application. It does not hold funds, initiate bank transfers, or place trades.

Do I have to connect a bank account?

No. You can connect a supported institution, import recognized CSV, OFX, or QFX transaction files, add accounts manually, or use any combination of those paths.

Do I have to use a monthly budget?

No. Budgeting is optional. You can still use accounts, transactions, bills, goals, monitoring, and the other available Continuum views without adopting a budget method.

What can Ask actually do?

Ask can summarize and explain the limited current financial snapshot available to it. Important amounts remain verifiable in the underlying views. It does not calculate affordability, forecast outcomes, or take financial actions.

What happens when I import a file?

Continuum previews recognized transaction rows before you confirm them. File imports add transaction history to an existing account; they do not update or reconcile that account's current balance.

How much does early access cost?

Invitation-only early access is free during this bounded phase and does not require a credit card. Any future billing launch will be communicated separately before it applies.