Jinesh Vohra

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669 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 9 Feb

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James Reed: all about business · 65. From Dragon’s Den to Startup Success | Jinesh Vohra · 9 Feb 2026 podcast

And the great thing about that is as you start to use the app, you can start to then visually see how much interest you're on track to save, how many years you're on track to knock off.

So you might start and you might see in the app, oh, I'm on track to pay off my mortgage three months earlier.

And the more you use it, five months, six months, we've got customers using the app.

We've got customers, like there's a recent...

who posted on social media and she's on track to save 84,000 pounds in interest and not 14 years off her mortgage.

I mean, there aren't many apps anywhere that can have that much of an impact.

No, so we have a second feature as well.

So the shopping really kind of adds up and some of our customers are putting like

£25 to £70 just by kind of doing the everyday shopping.

But then also we have a spare cash feature.

So this is where, I don't know if you're familiar with autosaving apps, where you can like scroll away spare cash.

And so you link your current account and then we look at your spending and you can set a limit.

So you might say I can afford anywhere between a pound and £25 a month.

Others who are more affluent might say I can afford anywhere between £200 and £400 a month.

And then we work within those limits.

And so say, for example, like we just went through Christmas, most people spend a lot of money during this time on presents and Christmas dinner.

We might then set aside a lot less money compared to like weeks and months where they're saving and essentially spending less.

And then with one tap, again, that money can go towards your mortgage.

So the shopping is a great way to get started because everyone spends.

With the cost of living crisis, it's obviously very tough for people, but everyone has to shop.

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