Stop overpaying on your household bills.
The agentic operating system for your NZ bills. It reads them from your inbox, tracks the cost, and proactively finds you cheaper plans — grounded in Powerswitch and Consumer NZ. It recommends; you switch.
Live console · sample household. Recommends switches — never acts without your approval.
Knows every NZ provider
One system, inbox to saving
Bill ingestion, a live cost log, agent-led price research, and honest alerts — the whole loop, in one place.
It reads your bills
Connect Gmail or Outlook — or just drop a PDF or photo. The reading agent pulls out provider, amount, due date and plan. No manual entry.
Live extraction
Drop a real bill and watch it parse in seconds — the same engine runs whether it comes from your inbox or your camera roll.
Watches the bank
Drop a bank CSV (parsed in your browser) or connect open banking — it surfaces the recurring charges you forgot.
Finds cheaper
An agent researches NZ providers — power, broadband, insurance — from a live price book, matched to your actual usage.
Tells you first
Loyalty traps, price rises, mortgage refix, Warmer Kiwi Homes eligibility — surfaced before you have to ask.
You stay in control
It recommends and prepares the switch. You approve it. Nothing is switched, cancelled or paid automatically — ever.
The closest NZ tools are dashboards. This is an operating system.
Not a dashboard — an operating system
SortMe shows what you spent. assembl bills acts: researches, alerts and prepares the switch.
Email-first ingestion
No NZ product parses email bills. The most frictionless path in — no bank account required first.
NZ provider intelligence
A live price book of real NZ plans — Mercury, Contact, Spark, One NZ, AA — not a US database.
Proactive, not reactive
It surfaces the opportunity the moment a cheaper plan appears or your plan anniversary nears.
The US validated the demand: Rocket Money reached millions of users and was acquired by Rocket Companies for US$1.275B. NZ lacks a localised equivalent with NZ provider intelligence and an agentic approach. NZ’s Consumer Data Right went live for banking in December 2025.
Join the waitlist
We’re opening the beta to New Zealand households and small businesses, region by region.