Sapir by Prosperiu

Sapir is a financial assistant you talk to.

No screens, no forms, no tables: one line to write in. Record an expense, ask
what the balance is, ask what went out this month.

What it looks like
· "52 on coffee, on the credit card" — Sapir matches the account and the
category, and shows you exactly what she is about to record before she does
· "What went out this month and on what" — a breakdown by category, from your
own numbers
· "How much is left in the food budget" — an answer with a number, not a link
to a screen
· "Open me a new savings account" — Sapir opens it, after you confirm
· A monthly report that arrives in the conversation, at the hour and frequency
you choose, or switched off entirely
· Full Hebrew right to left, and English. Chosen before Sapir starts, and
switchable at any moment

Before she records
Sapir never touches money without confirmation. Every entry, every change and
every new account goes through a confirmation that spells out amount, account,
date and category. When a detail is missing she asks instead of guessing.

Sapir and Prosperiu
Sapir is the assistant of Prosperiu, the money management app. Exactly the
same account: what is recorded here appears there, and the other way round.
You can sign up and use Sapir on her own, with nothing else installed. This
app has no Prosperiu screens in it — it has a conversation.

What Sapir is not
Not an investment adviser, and she recommends no buying or selling. Not
connected to a bank, a card or a broker, and she moves no money anywhere.
Every number is what you recorded, yourself or through her.

Your data
Sapir answers using a language model from Anthropic, an outside company.
Before the first message a screen states exactly what is sent and what is not,
and it has to be accepted. The consent can be withdrawn at any moment, and
account deletion lives in Sapir's own menu and removes everything permanently.