Challenges college students face with their finances
Specific solutions for college students
Problem: Invisible spending
Connect your bank account and see every transaction auto-categorized. Know exactly where your money goes without manual tracking.
Problem: Unknown spending by category
Automatic merchant categorization shows you food, transportation, entertainment, and subscription spending broken down by month.
Problem: Forgotten subscriptions
Recurring expense detection finds every subscription — Spotify, Netflix, iCloud, gym — so you can cancel what you don't use.
Problem: Overwhelming financial tools
Clean, simple dashboard focused on spending and budgets. No stock tickers or complex charts — just what you need.
Connect your checking and credit cards. Transactions appear automatically.
See food, transport, entertainment, and shopping broken out automatically.
Set monthly budgets by category and get alerts before you overspend.
Automatic detection of recurring charges. Find and cancel forgotten subscriptions.
Track monthly food spending across dining halls, DoorDash, and grocery stores
Set a $200/month entertainment budget and get alerts at 80% spend
Find forgotten subscriptions draining your account and cancel the ones you don't use
See if your spending is trending up or down month over month
“I had no idea I was spending $400/month on food delivery. Clarity showed me in 10 seconds. I've cut it in half and I'm actually saving money now.”
Jordan T.
Junior, state university
Clarity offers a 14-day free trial. The core budgeting and spending tracking features are available on all plans.
Yes. Clarity connects to 12,000+ institutions through Plaid including student-popular banks, credit unions, Chime, Venmo debit, and Cash App.
Not at all. Clarity works great for just budgeting and spending tracking. You don't need a brokerage or crypto account to get value from it.
No. Your Clarity account is private. Only you can see your financial data. There is no family sharing or parent access feature.