Ask Linc is an AI financial planning assistant with a strict no-BS math policy.

Connect your finances, then ask what you’re actually trying to figure out: “Can I afford to retire early?” “What happens if I buy this house?” “How much could I safely spend each year?” “What if markets fall right after I retire?”

Ask Linc helps you reason through the decision, runs the numbers, and lets you change the assumptions to see what happens.

The important part: Ask Linc does not hand the math over to the AI and hope for the best.

AI is great at understanding your question, exploring tradeoffs, and explaining the result. But financial calculations are handled separately using structured data, deterministic calculations, validation, and current market and economic inputs where appropriate.

That means the AI can help with the reasoning without getting free rein to invent numbers that merely sound plausible.

Ask Linc also shows its work and double-checks the math. You can see the assumptions, calculations, and data behind an answer instead of having to trust a confident-sounding response.

Traditional personal finance apps mostly tell you what already happened. General-purpose AI can talk intelligently about your finances, but it may still produce plausible-looking math you shouldn’t blindly trust.

Ask Linc is built for the space in between: AI for complex financial decisions and what-ifs, with much stricter rules about where the numbers come from.