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What Nim can do

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Nim is a chat. Talk to it in plain language — you don’t need commands or menus. It streams answers back, shows interactive cards (balances, charts, your portfolio, payment requests), and often offers suggested replies you can tap. You can attach an image (the paperclip, paste, or drag-and-drop), and manage your conversations in the sidebar — new chat, history, rename, and archive.

“What’s my balance?” · “Show my last 10 transactions.” · “What did I spend this week?”

“Send $50 to @jack for dinner.” · “Request $20 from @sam.” · “Set up $500 to my landlord on the 1st of each month.”

“What’s the rate for 500 USD to SGD?” · “Convert 500 USD to euros.”

“How much interest am I earning?” · “Move $200 into savings.” · “Take $100 out of savings.”

“How’s my portfolio doing?” · “Look up NVDA.” · “Buy $100 of AAPL.” · “Add TSLA to my watchlist.”

“Add money from my bank.” · “Withdraw $300 to my bank account.”

“Start a tab for the ski trip with @sam and @alex.” · “Add $60 dinner to the trip tab.” · “Settle up the tab.”

“Show my joint account.” · “Move $100 into our joint account.”

“Connect my bank.” · “Show my external accounts and balances.” (See Connect your bank.)

“How does Liminal savings work?” · “What’s the latest on AAPL earnings?”

Nim can answer questions about Liminal and look things up on the web.

“Remember that I want to save $500 a month.” · “What do you know about my preferences?”

Nim remembers durable facts about you — and that memory follows you across the app, the web, and (soon) WhatsApp. See Web, mobile & WhatsApp.

The sidebar keeps your conversations: start a new chat any time, scroll your history, and rename or archive past chats. Your session stays signed in on the same browser.