Finlo com

Hey StartupBase 👋

I built Finlo because most of us inherited our money habits from a TikTok finance bro, a friend who sells insurance, or a random Reddit thread — and almost none of it sticks.

Finlo is the 60-second daily money habit. Each lesson takes about a minute and ends in a real-world drill — retirement match math, tax brackets, credit, scam radar — so you learn by doing instead of just reading.

A few things that make it different:

• Tailored to your life stage — a short onboarding picks the right chapters in the right order (students, working professionals, families, retirees).
• A streak-and-XP loop borrowed from language apps and rebuilt for money.
• Plain English, no advisor jargon, and free on the basics.
• We don't sell funds, insurance, or take commissions — the goal is to teach, not to funnel.

Live on the App Store now, Android coming soon. Would genuinely love your honest feedback on the lessons and the onboarding flow. What would you want to learn in 60 seconds?

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