Connect your accounts and get a financial agent that watches your money, flags what's off, and answers any question — right inside ChatGPT, Claude, or your favorite AI client.
What you can ask
Always watching
Driggsby uses Plaid to securely link your banks, credit cards, investments, and loans. It's the same connection you've already used with Venmo, Robinhood, or Coinbase — same flow, same security, same trust.
What Driggsby does
What's my net worth? How much did I spend on food? Where's my money going? Just ask — in plain English.
Duplicate charges, price increases, transactions that don't fit the pattern — Driggsby surfaces what looks off.
See how much you're contributing to retirement accounts, track your savings rate over time, and set targets Driggsby monitors for you.
Driggsby analyzes your income and spending patterns to tell you exactly how much you can safely set aside each month.
When tax season hits, pull together charitable donations, medical expenses, income summaries, and investment activity in seconds.
Use Driggsby inside ChatGPT, Claude, or your favorite AI client. Coming soon: terminal and custom AI integrations.
Security
Bank-level security. No compromises. No fine print.
Getting started
Link your banks, credit cards, and investments through Plaid's secure connection. Same flow you've used with Venmo, Robinhood, and every other modern finance app.
Balances, transactions, recurring charges, liabilities, investments — everything gets pulled together and organized automatically.
Open ChatGPT, Claude, or any supported AI client and start asking questions. Set alerts for what you care about, tell Driggsby your financial goals, and let it watch your money over time.
"What are we actually worth?"
My wife is a CPA. She asked me that one evening after dinner. Not worried. Just curious — the way you'd check the weather before a weekend trip.
We didn't know.
Our money sat in ten different accounts, held together by a spreadsheet last opened six months ago. It was tedious enough that we kept putting it off, and important enough that we felt guilty every time we did. So there I was — copying numbers into Excel like it was 2005.
She wanted to open her phone on any given Tuesday and just know. And she wanted something keeping watch — for the fraudulent charge, the duplicate subscription, the bill that quietly doubled.
It was a simple ask. It just didn't exist yet.
I built Driggsby for her.
Driggsby is in private beta. Join the waitlist and find out what you've been missing.