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Snoop wants to catch the bills you stopped noticing
The British money app turns bank transactions into prompts to spend less. Its own journey - from a £47 million valuation to life inside Vanquis - shows how hard it is to make saving people money pay.
StellarFi
StellarFi is an Austin-based fintech and public benefit corporation that helps people build credit without taking on debt. Members link recurring bills - rent, utilities, streaming, phone - and StellarFi pays them, then reports the on-time payments to the major U.S. credit bureaus each month. Founded in 2021 by serial entrepreneur and former U.S. Marine Lamine Zarrad, the company targets the roughly 150 million Americans with thin files or credit scores below 680, turning ordinary monthly bills into a path to a better score. The product has since expanded into a tiered, behavior-based credit card.
Mine
Mine (formerly Fizz) is a New York-based fintech building an AI-powered personal finance platform for young adults. Its flagship product is a credit-building card that works like a debit card - spending is capped by your bank balance, repaid daily via autopay, and reported to the credit bureaus so users build credit history without interest, fees, or the risk of falling into debt. In January 2026 the company rebranded from Fizz to Mine and launched MoneyGPT, an AI money agent that learns a user's habits and goals to deliver spending, saving, and planning advice.
Bright Money
Bright Money is a San Francisco-based fintech building an AI-led financial wellness app that helps Americans pay down credit-card debt, build credit, and grow savings. Its MoneyScience engine analyzes income, spending and APRs to automate payoff strategies and round-ups for users carrying high-interest debt.