Jash Sayani

Looks great. Will try it out. I currently use Yahoo! Finance. Whats the data source for price? Is it real-time or delayed data?

Pretty cool. Love it.

The UI is nice. But many people use Spotify (not supported) and discovery / trends is an important part.

This is useful for new grads. But when you own a home and have a checking, savings, mortgage, HELOC, credit cards, loans, etc. with a single bank, its more convenient to stick with your bank for paychecks.

Nice product. Would be cool to train a ML Model to parse S-1 filings and auto-generate these.

The quotes don't seem real-time. Who is the stock quote provider? I wonder if the data comes from S&P Global.

This is really cool. I think India has a similar system called UPI.

The tagline should be "All of the risk, none of the reward". Real Estate is highly risky and yields 8% to 12% on average. This allows Tellus to get Free money from other people, make a 12% return (and pay 2% of people who lend money), while pocketing most returns. If they lose money, its not their money anyway. CFPB should pay attention to this.

I really dislike the idea of entering my online banking credentials on other sites (even Plaid).

Meh. If I have excess money in my account, its because I need to make a big purchase, or pay property taxes. Dont want a bot wiping my account periodically. Wealthfront is solving problems that dont exist, rather than making their core product better.

Reminds me of WinAmp

Cool idea. But I would never base my investment decisions on what others (including analysts) say. I want to see financials (Return on Equity, Return on Assets), Earnings growth YoY, etc. I think the app is useful but would be better with data from SEC filings rather than random people's views that write blog posts.

Would be nice to see if my bank is supported before getting a trial. Also, many banks now say that if you link accounts to such apps, they will not be liable for fraud in your account.

Looks cool. But there are a million note-taking apps these days.