No spreadsheet. No banking app. No new habit to adopt.
Send an audio, screenshot, or a quick text. Thor takes it like a WhatsApp buddy and sorts everything out for you.
In 5 seconds: amount, category, date, who. He shows what he found before saving. You tap once to confirm.
Wallet does the month's maths for you: what's left for today, how much of the budget is still free and where each category went. It builds itself. You just glance.
Trip, emergency fund, new car. Thor works out when you get there, shows the next milestone and nudges you to put money aside. Saving turns into routine.
What people want to know before downloading.
If you don't want to manually enter every expense in a spreadsheet or bank app, Thor is the fastest option: you send a voice note, screenshot or text like you would to a friend on WhatsApp, and the AI organizes everything automatically. Available on iOS and Android.
Use a conversational personal finance app like Thor. Instead of filling rows and columns, you describe the expense ("spent $12 on lunch") and the app extracts amount, category and date in 5 seconds. No manual entry, no formulas.
No. Thor does not use Open Finance or access your bank account. It processes only the information, images, or documents you choose to submit, using the service providers needed to operate Thor — including Supabase and OpenAI — as detailed in the Privacy Policy.
YNAB and Mint rely on traditional forms or bank syncing. Thor uses natural-language AI chat, the fastest way to log an expense (~3 seconds vs 30+ seconds in a form). And no bank linking required.
Yes. Thor is available for Android on Google Play and for iOS on the App Store.
There are WhatsApp finance bots, but WhatsApp may block automations. Thor brings the experience of sending a message, voice note, or screenshot into its own app, with confirmation before saving and a public Privacy Policy explaining how submitted data is processed.

Download now. Send your first expense. Feel the difference.