@rrhoover Thanks, Ryan! 👩🏼‍💻

@daniel_schwartz That's a great idea. Let me see what I can do...

@elpocho Hey thanks for watching! We're working on getting people added to the app ASAP :) We're just doing that to make sure the AI doesn't get thrown off all at once by the major influx of people.

Thanks @charleyma. We have some exciting capabilities planned! In the coming weeks, Olivia will start helping users manage their day-to-day spending better by telling them how much they can safely spend daily. Shortly after that, she will start giving users challenges in various spend categories (e.g. eating out, groceries, mobile bill etc.) and help them complete the challenges by offering insights. Stay tuned! PS: Charley, a big thank you to the Plaid team for your continued help and support!

Hey @etienne_lamotte. Android = That's next on our list. We're working hard to get the iOS version right and jump to Android :). Canada = unfortunately, I can't give you an exact date, but Canada is one of our main goals going forward :)

@tigranhakobian Hey Tigran! Thanks for the well wishes. We're pretty pumped ☺️

@mxsawyer Also interested in the intersection with Penny?

@andrewyellis very interesting differences between the two of them.

@mxsawyer Not my best grammar or word choice. Meant to say: I am also interested in the intersection with Penny, which as you've said seems to intersect heavily with many parts of Olivia.

@mxsawyer Is there a similarity to Penny (and for that matter, any other financial assistant using a chat interface)? Yep, that's how product paradigms as ubiquitous as chat work. To try and completely reinvent obvious chat design patterns would have been to the detriment of the user experience. When using the app, it becomes pretty obvious that there are a bunch of differences. Some of those differences are manifested in a different UI, but many of them are manifested in the set of features. The only true similarities I see to Penny are: it's a chat interface, primarily, and both use a female persona. I can tell you that Penny was simply a competitor (among many others) that we looked at long after the design process was in full-motion. We'd already identified the main functionality and UX paradigms via a rigorous sketching, paper-prototyping, and wireframing process that I converted to interactive prototypes. I'm happy to explain more, if people are curious!

@chrismeeks Thanks! I have no issues other than the brand distinguishing aspect (the logos are pretty similar) but other than that I understand! Currently sitting at #6014 in the queue and looking forward to eventually moving up!

@leena_green At the moment, yes. Olivia works only in the US :)

@markmagnuson Excited to have you start using it 👍🏻

@justin_lancaster Ha! Nice! When we get our next round of Olivia swag in, we should definitely send you something :)

@stephanie_m_pratt Thanks for signing up! We're just adding a lot of people at a time just to make sure not to throw the AI off. We'll work on getting you in ASAP :)

@alexcohenbirch Try the Safely Spend notifications and calendar view, if you haven't already. I find that to be a remarkably helpful feature that keeps me on track and is built for a spend-first generation that doesn't always do a great job at long-term planning.

@bryan_dartout That's next on our list! We're iOS-focused now, but once we get the iOS nailed down, we'll start developing that shortly. We love Android users too!

Hi, @chandnitrehan We're only launching on the US store at the moment. You probably have an AppStore from a different country and that's the reason is not showing for you, unfortunately. Thanks for the interest and I'm glad to help if you have any other questions :)