Tool overview
Gravy is listed under Finance AI tools.
What is Gravy?
Gravy is a local-first personal finance workspace for Mac. It connects bank, card, brokerage, inbox, and document data, categorizes transactions, tracks subscriptions and investments, organizes tax records, and lets users ask an AI agent questions about spending, cash flow, and financial changes.
Best for
Mac users who want a private conversational view of personal finances
Who is it for?
Decision note
Reviewed the official product, terms, privacy context, and Y Combinator profile. Local Mac execution, account and transaction tracking, subscriptions, investments, tax organization, support@gravyme.com, Gravy Technologies Limited, Spring 2026 YC batch, and human approval requirements were confirmed.
Key features
Connects bank, card, and investment accounts
Categorizes transactions automatically
Tracks subscriptions, bills, and portfolio changes
Organizes deductions and tax records
Answers questions about cash flow and spending
Runs primary financial data locally on Mac
Use cases
Review spending across multiple accounts
Identify recurring subscriptions and fees
Track investment holdings and gains
Prepare deduction records for taxes
Ask weekly questions about financial changes
Pros
- Local-first design reduces cloud data exposure
- Combines accounts, investments, and tax records
- Provides a single conversational finance workspace
- Allows users to export or delete local data
Cons
- Currently requires a supported Mac
- Public long-term pricing is not clearly listed
- AI output is not financial or tax advice
Limitations
Gravy reads and analyzes connected information but its terms state that it does not move money autonomously and is not financial, tax, legal, or investment advice. Users must review outputs, secure their device, maintain backups, and confirm every action or filing independently.
Pricing details
Pricing note
Gravy currently offers a Mac download, but its official site does not state a durable public price or ongoing free-plan entitlement. The April 2026 terms allow free, paid, trial, beta, or usage-based offers without identifying the active checkout plan, so compact pricing fields remain cleared.
Supported languages
- English
Integrations
Banks
Credit cards
Brokerages
Documents
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