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Connects your bank accounts to Claude or ChatGPT through a personal MCP server, plus a money-automation app
Era is a personal finance product built around giving an AI assistant access to your money. Its core piece, Context, is a personal MCP server that links bank and brokerage accounts and exposes them to any MCP client — Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code — so the assistant can read balances and transactions and take actions you approve. Around it sit Agency, a native app that watches accounts and automates routine money tasks, and Thesis, an SEC-registered investment research and backtesting tool. It is operated by Tinwell Labs Inc. The free Basic tier covers two accounts and 250 agent tool calls a day; paid plans start at $6.99 a month billed annually.
Basic is free for two accounts and 250 agent tool calls a day. Organize $6.99/mo (billed $83.88/year), Automate $17.49/mo ($209.88/year), Operate $55.99 per seat per month ($671.88/year). All paid tiers start with a trial.
Use tool ↗The MCP angle is the real product: instead of another budgeting dashboard, you ask the assistant you already use what happened to your money. Pricing is honest and cheap at the bottom. The trade is that you are wiring linked bank accounts into an LLM session, and the daily tool-call cap is what keeps that bill sane.
Watch out: Approval prompts are the only thing between an assistant and your accounts — read what each action does before confirming it, and never treat its output as financial advice.
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