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PIE learns your economic life, one receipt at a time.
Not a place to file receipts. A quiet intelligence that reads what you already have and tells you, in plain language, what it noticed - and why it believes it.
What it sounds like - an example, not a real person's data
I noticed you're still being charged $14.99 a month for a fitness app you haven't opened since March. I'm not saying cancel it - just that you might not know it's still there. Worth thirty seconds to check.
Tell it once, and it won't ask again
If PIE gets something wrong, say so - once. It won't ask about the same thing the same way twice, and if it ever looks like it might need to, it'll tell you why first.
What you share stays yours
Your receipts, your corrections, your questions - none of it trains anyone else's AI, and none of it becomes another company's product. It's yours the way a locked drawer is yours.
A note from the founder
PIE started with a simple question in our home: why is it so hard to know what we already have, what we actually need, and what should be used next?
Every week we spend money buying groceries, yet food expires, duplicate items are purchased, pantry shelves become cluttered, and another trip to the store is just around the corner. It isn't because people don't care. It's because no one is quietly helping manage the household. We built PIE to become that helper.
It learns what your household buys, notices your routines, reminds you before something is forgotten, suggests what to cook with what you already have, and helps you buy only what you truly need. Over time it saves money, reduces waste, and gives back something even more valuable - time and peace of mind.
Every insight PIE gives belongs only to you. It learns from your household, never someone else's, and earns your trust one helpful suggestion at a time.
Preeti Sharma, Founder