Financial peace of mind for families

Financial clarity for the families who care

Connect your family's accounts. See everything in one place. Step in only when it matters.

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Who It's For

Every family has a blind spot

Caring for a parent

Watching over an aging parent

You want to stay aware without making your parent feel like they've lost control of their own life.

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Parent of a teenager

Your teen has a debit card

Know what's happening in their account, without being the villain. Quiet visibility, without the awkward conversation.

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Couples

One of you manages the money

Both of you should understand it. CoveyFi gives couples a shared picture of their household finances, so neither partner is caught off guard.

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"Our grandparents were making donations to charities none of us recognized. Bills were going unpaid for months before anyone noticed. The tools to help simply didn't exist. So we built CoveyFi." Karen, John, Logan & Trent, Co-Founders

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The Problem

Millions of families are flying blind

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 visibility into what's actually happening.

$28.3B
Lost to elder financial exploitation every year
Scams, fraud, and theft targeting older adults, and most of it goes undetected until the damage is done.
AARP, 2025
Americans over 65 have been financially exploited
And only 1 in 24 cases is ever reported. The vast majority of exploitation stays hidden from the people who could help.
NCOA / Investment Company Institute
39%
Of caregivers manage a parent's finances
Budgeting, paying bills, watching for fraud, with no purpose-built tools. Most use spreadsheets, shared logins, or nothing at all.
Pew Research Center, 2025

Caregiving is a full-time job on top of a full-time job

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.

63M
Americans are family caregivers, up 45% since 2015
27 hrs
Average weekly time spent providing care
$120K
Stolen from the average victim. Most families never see it coming.
11%
Of caregivers received any formal training

What We're Building

Financial awareness for every kind of family

CoveyFi connects to your family member's accounts, securely, with their consent, and gives you a clear picture of their financial health. No shared passwords. No guesswork.

Secure Bank Connections

Bank-grade connections through Plaid. No shared logins, no passwords stored. Accounts link in seconds, and your loved one stays in control of what's shared.

Intelligent Alerts

AI-powered monitoring flags unusual transactions, missed recurring payments, and spending pattern changes, so you catch problems early, not after the damage is done.

Family Dashboard

See all of your loved one's accounts in one place: recurring bills, subscriptions, income, and balances. Clear enough for anyone in the family to understand.

Built Around Consent, Not Control

The family member whose accounts are connected always authorizes the link. CoveyFi is read-only and requires their participation. Awareness without taking anything away from them.


See It In Action

What catching a problem early looks like

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.

Catch problems early

Try clicking an alert in the dashboard to see the full review flow.


From the Blog

Guides for families who care

Practical, honest articles for families navigating financial awareness, from caring for an aging parent to raising kids who are ready for financial independence.

The moment of realization

The Saturday morning problem: why managing a parent's finances takes over your weekend

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The dignity question

Is it okay to look at your parent's bank account? A caregiver's honest guide

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Fraud & errors

The slow leak: how elder financial exploitation happens quietly, not all at once

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