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Heimdall 2.0 — AI to track your spend on Amazon, Instacart, Booking + more.
Heimdall 2.0 helps you access, analyze, and visualize your spending habits on Amazon, Uber, Instacart, Booking.com & Uber Eats
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Update:
You can now ask question(s) about delivery fees on Uber Eats & Instacart - across retailers, stores, and any time period.
Congrats on the launch of Heimdall 2.0, @timigod! It's impressive to see how you've pivoted and addressed user experience concerns. The integration with Vercel’s AI SDK and Gandalf SDK sounds like a game changer for analyzing spending habits. I'm looking forward to utilizing those insights and visualizations for better budgeting. This definitely makes managing expenses on platforms like Amazon and Uber so much easier! Upvoted!
Hey Timi,
How does Heimdall handle data privacy and security, especially when dealing with sensitive financial information from multiple services?
Congrats on the launch!
@kyrylosilin Thank you!
Heimdall uses Gandalf SDK to securely request user data. It protects privacy in the following ways:
1. Minimal Data Collection: Gandalf only collects the essential information required for service provision, such as names and email addresses. No additional personally identifiable information (PII) is collected unless explicitly allowed by the end user.
2. User Consent and Control: Gandalf ensures that users have full control over their data. Users must provide explicit consent before any data is collected, and they have the ability to manage or delete their data at any time through the Gandalf standalone application.
3. Data Security: Gandalf employs industry-standard encryption to protect data both during transmission and storage. Sensitive credentials like passwords are never transmitted or stored; all authentication processes are handled on the client side.
4. International Data Transfers: Gandalf complies with international data protection regulations, ensuring that data is protected regardless of where it is processed or stored.
You can read more at https://gandalf.network/privacy
Great job on the launch! The integration with various services and the focus on visualization make this tool very useful for managing finances.
Interesting product, will be very helpful for tracking expense on all e-commerce sites. Maybe analysis based on a credit card bill can also be added.
It's great to see a tool that offers a full view of spending by combining data from different sources. I hope you have some more future plans to add features for budgeting or financial goals.
This is a really interesting update! The new Heimdall sounds super useful for tracking spending without all the previous hassle. I like how it now integrates better with services like Amazon and Instacart. A question tho, does it support different currencies? Would be handy for international users. Congrats on the launch @timigod!
@charlotteelisesinclair thanks!
Yes it does support different currencies - Heimdall will automatically detect which currency you use the most on every service and display your results as such.
This tool seems really handy For tracking spending across various services this tool really handy. I’m interested in how you ensure privacy and protect user data, especially with connections to platforms like Amazon and Uber.
Looks interesting but honestly, this AI tracking spend isn't exactly groundbreaking, there are already tools like Mint and Personal Capital doing similar things for years, what sets this apart? Also, have you thought about integrating features that promote sustainable spending habits or maybe partnerships with eco-friendly brands to make it more impactful, just curious
Well hey there, interesting update for sure, I like the idea of tracking spend but still wondering about its accuracy especially with different currencies involved, have you guys thought about adding a feature for setting budget limits and alerts because I feel it could really help people trying to save money, just a suggestion but worth thinking about
@b2bbooster
Heimdall uses Gandalf SDK to securely request user data. It protects privacy in the following ways:
1. Minimal Data Collection: Gandalf only collects the essential information required for service provision, such as names and email addresses. No additional personally identifiable information (PII) is collected unless explicitly allowed by the end user.
2. User Consent and Control: Gandalf ensures that users have full control over their data. Users must provide explicit consent before any data is collected, and they have the ability to manage or delete their data at any time through the Gandalf standalone application.
3. Data Security: Gandalf employs industry-standard encryption to protect data both during transmission and storage. Sensitive credentials like passwords are never transmitted or stored; all authentication processes are handled on the client side.
4. International Data Transfers: Gandalf complies with international data protection regulations, ensuring that data is protected regardless of where it is processed or stored.
You can read more at https://gandalf.network/privacy
So you're telling me this new app is supposed to help me figure out my spending habits, but honestly do we really need another tool for that, seems like just another way to complicate simple budgeting, people should learn to manage their spending with discipline rather than relying on tech solutions all the time
Very promising, and given current market and way currency is turning I believe this is going to be very useful
Heimdall GPT