Frequently asked questions

Yes. Chip In supports selective sharing, so only chosen transactions are shared.

Yes. Manual entries complement synced data for complete household tracking.

Yes. Payment records can be reversed to correct mistakes before final resolution.

Account deletion controls are available in-app so users can control their data lifecycle. Request account deletion

Yes. Chip In Intelligence can pick up conversational history from web to mobile, or mobile to web. Your previous prompts, responses, charts, tables, and structured context help the assistant continue where you left off.

Use both. Mobile gives you full comprehensive features in your pocket, while the web app is built for more viewing capacity, larger layouts, deeper filtering, and richer search workflows. Most mobile features are available on web, and vice versa.

Chip In is intentionally agile. We release improvements frequently, often weekly, and prioritize popular requests when users tell us what would make shared finance easier.

Chip In Intelligence is built to be more powerful than a simple chatbot. For about the cost of a hamburger, you can try advanced financial reasoning for a month and potentially find savings that cover far more, sometimes even the cost of a utility bill.

No. Chip In does not sell, rent, or give away your data. Sensitive financial access is handled securely, and Chip In is designed around privacy-first controls, selective sharing, and keeping your financial life between you and the people you choose.

No. Chip In does not store bank usernames or passwords. Account linking is handled through Plaid, and Chip In focuses on the information needed to power your budgeting, sharing, syncing, and intelligence experience.