Grounded in your account
Answers come from your real transactions, not a generic help article.
All featuresJavAI
Ask where the money went
An assistant that can read your account and answer in plain language.
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JavAI
What did I spend on data last month?
₦14,200 across 6 purchases — mostly MTN 20GB bundles. That’s ₦3,100 more than July.
Mar — Aug
Break it downSet a budget
Asks JavAI where the month went, and actually gets an answer.
Segun · Software engineer, Yaba, Lagos
Most banking apps can show you a list of transactions and leave the interpreting to you. JavAI reads the account and answers the actual question — what a charge was, where the month went, how to get something done.
What it does
The parts that matter
Plain language
Ask it the way you'd ask a person. No search syntax, no filters to set up.
Spending it can explain
Where the month went, what's up compared to last month, what that recurring debit is.
How-to, in context
It knows what screen the thing you're asking about lives on, and can point you at it.
Start to finish
How it actually goes
Four steps, in the order you'll meet them.
- 1
Open JavAI
It sits in the app beside your accounts, not in a separate support portal.
- 2
Ask
"What did I spend on data last month?" "What was that ₦4,500 on the 12th?"
- 3
Get an answer
Drawn from your own transactions, with the entries it used.
- 4
Act on it
Follow it straight through to the screen that does the thing.
JavAI is an assistant, not financial advice. It can be wrong, and it will tell you when it isn't sure.
In practice
Three people, three reasons
The same feature, used completely differently.
Invoices clients to a real account number, not a screenshot of one.
Splits the hostel electricity bill with three flatmates instead of chasing everyone.
Her whole balance lives here. Tier 3 means there's no ceiling on it.
Ready to use javai assistant?
Email and a phone number gets you started. Add your BVN or NIN when you're ready to move more.
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