Five made-up veterans, each with a real money question and their own documents. Each replay is the real app playing back answers recorded from the live AI. It needs no server and no AI, and if you download one it plays offline too. The videos and screenshots come from the same recordings.
Bank account activity
Marcus Bell: Three $35 fees in three days, and a charge he doesn't recognize
Marine Corps veteran Marcus Bell keeps getting $35 charges on his checking account, and there's a monthly charge called BrightPath he doesn't remember signing up for.
Chris Ortiz: A $68,000 job, but the first paycheck was about $1,700
Army veteran Chris Ortiz (E-5) compares his last Army pay statement with his first civilian paycheck, and then a collection letter about a phone he thought he returned.
Renee Alvarez: Her credit card interest jumped after she left the Air Force
Air Force veteran Renee Alvarez separated in June. Now her credit card interest is much higher and her car loan statement looks different, and she half-remembers a letter from the bank.
Dana Whitfield: A power shutoff notice and a lease renewal, both due this month
Navy veteran Dana Whitfield is in school on the GI Bill. A late housing payment led to a late rent fee, the electric company sent a final notice, and the landlord wants a signed lease at higher rent.
Jordan Ellis: A collection letter for a clinic visit the VA should have covered
Army veteran Jordan Ellis got a collection letter for an urgent care visit they thought VA community care paid for, and the amount is higher than the clinic's bill.