Buy a home or make a major purchase
Find out whether the purchase works, before you commit.
Put the down payment, the new monthly cost and the cushion you want to keep into your real cash flow. Aventiel shows exactly when your balance dips and the conditions that keep it above your cushion.
You can buy in March, but it’s tight. Cash stays under your $15,000 cushion from March to September 2027 and bottoms out at $10,600 in May.
Example household. Buying in March 2027, compared with not buying.
From your bank to your answer
1
Connect your accounts
Read-only, through Plaid. You can start with one bank and add the rest later.
2
Get your first look
Right after you connect, a first look at what already happened: what came in, what went out and what repeats.
3
Get your answer
A few minutes of questions about what the bank data can’t tell us, like your pay and your bills.
You'll see exactly when your balance dips.
Then save the conditions that make it work, like the price, the down payment and the timing, as a scenario.
If you don't know the mortgage rate or closing costs yet, we name them as open rather than assume them.
What connecting your bank means
Before you connect anything, here is exactly what Aventiel can see, what it cannot do, and how to stay in control.
Already tracking this in a spreadsheet or another app? You’re not starting over: Aventiel starts from up to two years of your bank history.
