LOAM

Look once a month.

Treat your finances like your health: one check-in a month, not a spreadsheet you have to keep feeding. LOAM reads your own transaction history and hands back a short report on where your money is quietly leaking — and what to do about it.

LOAM is preparing to launch. We are not accepting sign-ups yet. If you would like to hear from us when we open, or you represent an organization interested in offering LOAM to the people you serve, write to support@loamfinancial.com.

What the report covers

Every figure in a LOAM report is computed from your actual transactions, and every finding points back at the transactions it came from.

How it works

Three steps, then once a month it happens on its own.

  1. Connect your accounts

    You link your bank and card accounts through Plaid, the service most banking apps use for this. Your bank credentials go to Plaid and your bank — never to LOAM.

  2. We read the history, not just this month

    Your first report looks back as far as two years, so the picture starts complete rather than building up over time.

  3. You get one report a month

    A short, prioritized list of what to do, ranked by what it is worth. We email you that it is ready; the report itself lives behind your login, not in your inbox.

Built for data we take seriously

Bank transaction history is about as personal as data gets. A few commitments we hold ourselves to, described in full in our Privacy Policy:

For organizations

LOAM can be offered under a partner's own name to the people that organization serves — housing counselors, lenders, and financial-education programs sponsoring their clients' first reports. If that sounds like your organization, write to support@loamfinancial.com.

Pricing

LOAM will be a subscription, offered monthly and annually, with pricing published before we open to the public. Where an organization sponsors your access, they cover your first months and you choose whether to continue afterward.