Wallit
Wallit watches your cards and gives you a heads-up as you get close. Hit the limit you set, and the store simply stops loading on your phone. Rather not pause it? Keep it to alerts.
What gets you?
Sample numbers
Free for 2 months, then $12/month. No card to start.
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What autopilot actually costs
$38
One dinner you didn't think about. Then a year of them. Nobody decided to spend that.
Wallit notices, so you don't have to.
That was food delivery in our house. Yours might be Amazon.
How it works
Connect your card
Read-only, through Plaid. Nothing to type, nothing to categorize.
Tap “Watch these for me.”
See where your last 30 days went and the stores quietly adding up. One tap sets a limit a little under your usual month for each.
Turn on the Safety Net (optional).
Wallit tells you as you get close, and if you hit a limit, that store stops loading on your devices. Then close the app.
That's Wallit.
Amazon stays paused until the 1st.
Sample numbers. Yours come from your own card.
“My wife and I had spent over $15,000 on food delivery. Every budgeting app just showed us the damage after the fact, so I built one that catches you before.”
A small network setting, the same kind content filters and ad blockers use. It's what lets a store stop loading when you hit your limit, in the browser and in the store's app. Turning it on takes about a minute, separate from the two taps. Our filtering provider handles those lookups with logging turned off, and Wallit itself never sees your browsing. You can remove it anytime in your phone's settings.
Only if you choose a plan. There's no card to start, so when your 2 free months end nothing is charged: Wallit simply pauses until you pick a plan in the app. Plans are $12/month or $96/year and renew automatically until you cancel, which you can do anytime in Settings. Pick a plan early and your first charge still waits until your free months are over.
Yes. Wallit connects through Plaid — the same secure service behind Venmo, Acorns, and thousands of banks. It only machine-reads your transactions to track your limits. And we never sell your data: Wallit makes money from subscriptions, not from you.
US banks and credit cards — over 8,000 of them, through Plaid. Wallit is US-only for now, so if you're outside the US the connection won't find your accounts yet.
An iPhone app is on the way. Until then, add Wallit to your home screen and it works just like one. Your account, limits and banks carry over when the app is out.
Two taps to see it. Free for 2 months.
No card to start, and no charge unless you choose a plan. Wallit is free for 2 months, then $12/month or $96/year. Plans renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime in Settings.
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