A little more together
Less life admin.
More family time.
Your money. Your documents. Your plans for what comes next.
One family assistant to help connect it all.
Family hub concept / Try the sample below
A little less juggling
Your week, together.
School pick-up
3:15 pm · AlexPasta night
Easy, cheesy, everyone’s happy.Our next little adventure
A weekend away
$340 / $500
Help us plan ahead.
Example: a $780 rego notice is due in 12 weeks. With nothing saved yet, setting aside $65 a week would cover it. A due date becomes a plan you can prepare for.
Illustrative response · No AI request is sentSample data, just for exploring. Meal planning and the calendar are planned features.
Money planning is in early access. This demo resets when you reload.
The first piece is here · Early access
Big plans start with
a little clarity.
Bring your accounts, documents and goals into one place. Give your assistant the context to help you understand your commitments and plan for what comes next.
Create your spaceBuilt for Australian dollars · Sharing is optional
One picture across your connected accounts.
Upcoming bills
$1,240
Know what's coming.
A goal in reach
68%
Keep moving forward.
Know where you stand
See connected accounts, review transactions and keep upcoming bills in view.
Give your goals a home
A cash buffer, paying down debt, travel or a deposit. Set the target that matters to you.
Talk it through with your assistant
Explore your numbers in plain English, with context from the information you choose to add.
Make sharing your choice
Start on your own. Invite someone when it helps, and choose whether they can edit or only view.
Start small
Your household, at your pace.
Make it yours
Set up your household and name your assistant. Start solo, or invite an adult you share your finances with.
Add what matters
Save a document, set a savings goal or plan an upcoming change. Bank connections will be available when live access is ready.
Build a clearer picture
Review your information and ask your assistant to help you understand it. Check the figures before making decisions.
A clear start.
No surprises.
Bank connections through Basiq are being prepared. You can start organising your household, saving documents and setting goals before connecting a bank.
Invited members can see the shared household's financial information. Keep your space solo if you'd prefer to manage your money privately.
AI can make mistakes. Check important figures and assumptions before acting on them.
How your data is handledBefore you make yourself at home.
What can I use today?
Rendra is in early access. The platform includes financial views, documents, goals, planning, shared grocery lists, adult-managed chores and an assistant. Some tools depend on the data and services available to your household. The interactive family hub above is a concept preview, not a promise that every example is available.
Can I connect my bank?
Live bank connections are still being prepared with Basiq. They are not currently available on the hosted app. You will be able to review what you share before connecting; supported banks depend on provider availability.
Is this only for families with children?
No. You can use Rendra on your own, as a couple or with adults you share household finances with. Start with the tools that help you.
What will other household members see?
An invitation gives an adult access to shared household information, including financial records, documents and conversations, subject to their role and protected-document controls. Keep a separate household for information you do not want to share.
Can I use it on a phone or iPad?
Use Rendra in your browser, or add it to your home screen where supported. App Store and Google Play releases are planned. Child sign-ins and a restricted shared-device mode are not available yet.
Can the assistant cancel subscriptions or move money?
Not currently. It can help you review information and plan your next steps. Automatic cancellation and payments are not available, and its answers should be checked before acting.