Pilot Wealth helps you see where your money is going, plan what comes next, and move forward with an AI coach that actually knows your finances.
No spreadsheets. No manual entry. Just connect and go.
Sign up in seconds — no credit card required. Your free plan includes everything you need to start your route.
Link your Canadian bank securely via Plaid. Your transactions, balances, and accounts sync automatically.
Get a full picture of your finances: spending breakdowns, savings goals, net worth, and AI-powered insights.
These aren't screenshots. Watch each feature work in real time.
Connect your bank once and every purchase, payment, and deposit is tracked and categorized automatically — no manual entry ever.
Ask anything about your finances and get instant, personalized answers. Your AI coach knows your actual spending, income, and goals.
Set category budgets and get alerted before you overspend. Track your progress in real-time throughout the month.
Track your stocks, ETFs, RRSP, TFSA, and FHSA. See your complete net worth with assets, debts, and growth projections in one dashboard.
Create goals for anything — emergency fund, down payment, dream vacation. Track progress automatically as your balance grows.
12 courses covering budgeting, investing, career growth, and financial literacy. Learn at your own pace and earn points as you go.
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“Before Pilot Wealth, my spending habits were out of control. Since using it, I've been able to clean up my finances completely. The UI is great, and it's a positive addition for anyone that wants to get in control of their financial future.”
“Pilot Wealth is a really good budgeting website because it makes managing money simple and clear. It automatically tracks your spending, so you can easily see where your money goes without extra effort. It also helps you set budgets and stay on track, while giving personalized tips based on your finances. Overall, it’s easy to use, helpful, and a great tool for improving your money habits.”
Try it free and let us know what you think.