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Huntee AI Coach: What to Ask Your Budget Assistant

Huntee comes with Hunter Pass, and each question uses 2 Hunter Credits. To answer, it reads the numbers it needs from your Hunter Vault, like spending, budgets and bills, and sends them with your question to an AI service. I start with a suggested question, "Where did my money go this month?", and get a short answer with my real numbers, plus a card that shows each category against its budget.

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Then I tap a follow-up, "How much is safe to spend right now?", and type one of my own: "Which debt should I pay off first?" Huntee compares the avalanche and snowball methods using my debts. It gives general money education, not personal financial advice, and it can't change any of your records. Your chats are saved on your phone, and the history button opens past chats or starts a new one.

Paid features shown: Huntee (needs Hunter Pass, uses Hunter Credits; prices aren't shown). Demo data. Recorded on a Premium account with Hunter Pass. Features and pricing can change; check the app for current details.

Transcript

0:00 Open Huntee

Huntee is an AI money coach that answers questions about your own Hunter Vault data. It comes with Hunter Pass, and each question uses 2 Hunter Credits. Scroll down, and tap Ask Huntee.

0:14 Worth checking and suggested questions

Worth checking points out a few things in your data you might want to look at. Under Try asking are a couple of good first questions, or you can type your own.

0:24 Where did my money go this month?

Let's tap Where did my money go this month?

To answer, Huntee reads the numbers it needs from your Hunter Vault, like spending, budgets and bills, and sends them with your question to an AI service. It takes a few seconds.

You get a short answer with your real numbers. $696 spent so far this month. Food and groceries is the biggest, and transportation and shopping are over their limits.

Below the answer, a card shows each category against its budget, and the tags show which data Huntee used.

1:01 How much is safe to spend right now?

Tap a follow-up to keep going. How much is safe to spend right now?

Safe to Spend is zero right now, because upcoming bills, savings and the emergency buffer already cover what's left. That's the same breakdown you see on Home.

1:17 Ask your own question: which debt first?

You can also type your own question. I'll ask which debt I should pay off first.

Huntee compares the two common methods using my numbers. The Visa card has the higher interest rate and the smaller balance, so both the avalanche and the snowball method point to it.

1:35 What Huntee can't do, and chat history

Huntee gives general money education, not personal financial advice, and it can't change any of your records.

Tap the history button to see past chats, or start a new one. Your chats are saved on this phone.

That's Huntee. Ask about your spending, budgets, bills, debts, savings or goals. Links to download Hunter Vault are in the description.

// try it yourself

Follow along in the app.

Hunter Vault is free to download on iPhone and Android, and budgeting never requires a subscription.

  • Free to download
  • No bank login
  • Works offline
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