Connecting Instinct to your bank account can help identify unused subscriptions and save money. It also offers features like tracking sleep and workouts through a smartwatch.
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I just connected Instinct to my bank account and saved 746$
Steal this if your phone is full of apps you never open:
-> Text it instead of setting a reminder. Mine got flowers across the world while my phone was off for 25 hours
-> Connect your Chase account and card statements. It found subscriptions I'd stopped using, canceled them, and disputed a charge
-> Connect your smartwatch. Mine checks in on its own about sleep and workouts, unprompted
-> Get ready for the brutal honesty, even when you would rather it wasn't
ps, don't just download it and ask it questions.
I haven't felt this kind of amazement since I first used Claude.
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