Financial Awareness for Caregiving Families
CoveyFi gives adult children quiet visibility into a parent's finances, so you catch problems early, without the guilt, without the awkward conversation, and without taking anything away from them.
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Secure, consent-based connections through Plaid. Your parent authorizes every link. No shared passwords, no stored credentials.
Balances, bills, recurring payments, and spending patterns, all in a single view. No more logging into three different portals to get the full picture.
CoveyFi is quiet by default. You hear from it when something looks off: an unusual charge, a missed bill, a pattern worth knowing about.
The Problem
63 million Americans are family caregivers, and nearly 4 in 10 manage finances for an aging parent. Most do it with no tools, no training, and no real visibility into what's actually happening.
The average caregiver spends 27 hours a week providing care. Nearly half report negative financial impacts: draining savings, taking on debt, delaying retirement. And only 11% have ever received any formal training for the financial responsibilities they've taken on.
What CoveyFi Does
CoveyFi connects to your parent's accounts, securely and with their consent, and gives you a clear picture of their financial health. No shared passwords. No guesswork. No feeling like you're crossing a line.
Bank-grade connections through Plaid. No shared logins, no passwords stored. Accounts link in seconds, and your parent stays in control of what's shared.
AI-powered awareness flags unusual transactions, missed recurring payments, and changes in spending patterns, so you find out before the damage is done, not after.
See all of your parent's accounts in one place: recurring bills, subscriptions, income, and balances. Clear enough for anyone in the family to understand at a glance.
Your parent authorizes every account connection. CoveyFi is read-only and requires their participation at every step. You get visibility. They keep their independence.
CoveyFi is quiet by default. You don't get a notification every time your parent buys groceries. You hear from it when something is worth knowing about: an unusual charge, a missed bill, a pattern that looks off.
That's the right kind of awareness. Present when it matters. Out of the way when it doesn't. Your parent keeps their privacy and their dignity. You get peace of mind that nothing is falling through the cracks.
See It In Action
CoveyFi works because it's designed for both sides of the relationship. Here's what it looks like in practice.
Sarah gets a notification about an unusual spending pattern on her mom's account. She reviews it and resolves the concern in seconds, without a single phone call.
When a bank connection expires, Sarah sends a guided reconnect request to her mom, who completes it on her own device, on her own terms. No tech support required.
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