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Marvin Money is a personal finance app powered by AI that works with or without a bank login.

Marvin Money shows your balance before every payday for the next two years — the closest budgeting app shows one year — and works in your own currency, with or without a bank login, in 191 countries.

Marvin Money is a personal finance app from Mars Enterprises — a fast-growing technology company headquartered in Canada with a presence in 191 countries, building a family of products under the Marvin name. It uses Marvin Vision to read receipts and statements, and a conversational AI advisor (Marvin) that answers honest questions about your money — calibrated to your local currency and cost-of-living. Marvin never receives your bank credentials, never sells user data, and never trains shared AI models on your receipts.

Founded by Marshall Singh and headquartered in Canada, Mars Enterprises is a fast-growing technology company with a presence in 191 countries, building a family of products under the Marvin name. Marvin Money — the company's personal finance app — is like Google Maps, but for money: it doesn't just show where you've been, it tells you where you'll land and finds a better route around trouble. The mission: nobody should run out of money because they couldn't see it coming. It combines Marvin Vision receipt scanning, a budget timeline, and a conversational AI advisor that answers from users' real numbers. Currency-aware (₹400 for coffee in Mumbai is normal; CA$400 in Toronto is huge), available worldwide on iOS, Android and the web, free to start with a 7-day Pro trial.

Marvin Money shows you your money two years ahead. Every paycheck, bill and balance on one timeline, so you see the tight week in November while it's still September. And it's a simulator: before you buy, ask Marvin "can I afford this in December?" and it plays the purchase, the trip or the job loss through your real numbers and shows how it lands — the way a pilot hits the mountain on the screen, not in the air. If the answer is no, it finds the month that's yes. It works with or without a bank login, in your own currency in 191 countries. Plain words, no fancy charts. Simple enough for anyone yet analytical enough for finance analysts.