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Insights are observations MyTruv generates from your account data, so you find out what changed in your spending, income, or balances without having to dig through transactions yourself.

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What an insight looks like

Each insight includes:
  • A headline summarizing the observation
  • Details with specific numbers and context
  • An optional visualization (chart, table) when the data calls for one
  • An Ask AI follow-up button that opens the assistant with a related prompt pre-filled
Examples:
  • “Your dining spending increased 25% compared to last month”
  • “You have 3 subscriptions you haven’t used in 30 days”
  • “Your net worth has grown by $1,200 this quarter”
  • “An upcoming bill of $150 is expected in 3 days”

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Where to find insights

Insights live in the Feed. The Home page shows a strip of cards you can scroll through; open one to reach the full Feed, where insights appear alongside your other alerts and to-dos, one card at a time. Swipe up for the next card, tap a card to read the full write-up, and tap Discuss to ask the assistant about it. Search results and insight notifications open the matching card in the Feed.
The Feed tab is available in MyTruv iOS 1.7 and later. Before 1.7, iOS showed a swipeable insight carousel on Home plus a separate Insights page.
On iOS 1.10 and later, the first time you open the Feed it starts with a welcome card that introduces what you’ll find there. If you have connected payroll but no bank account, the Feed also ends on a card offering to connect one, since most insights are built from bank transactions. On the web, Feed is marked while you have cards you haven’t read, and the mark goes once you have opened the Feed. The desktop app carries the number of unread cards on its icon, and that count follows what you have actually read. If you don’t see an insight on Home, open the full Feed - the Home strip keeps to a small number of cards, so the full Feed often has more.

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Rating insights

Every Feed card carries a Helpful heart and a Not helpful one next to it. Tap either to set your reaction, tap again to take it back. You’re rating the card, not the news it delivers - Not helpful on a card about overspending just means that kind of card isn’t useful to you. Ratings are saved to your account, so they survive closing the app.
Rating a card doesn’t remove it from the Feed. Once you’ve read a card it moves to the bottom, in with the other cards you’ve already read.
Before MyTruv iOS 1.7, ratings lived on the Insights page instead: a thumbs-up kept the insight in the main list, and a thumbs-down moved it into an Archived section at the bottom, where you could reopen it and change your rating.

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Push notifications for insights

Insights can also arrive as push notifications. Manage this in Settings → Notifications - the Insights category controls whether new insights notify you.

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Talking to the assistant about an insight

Every insight has an Ask AI button on its detail view. It opens the assistant with a question already drafted, so you can dig into the insight without copying anything by hand. See Acting on Insights.
Check the full Feed once a month even if your Home is quiet - text-only insights about subscriptions or one-off charges often show up there first.