Maslife - the finance app to keep you healthy
by Startacus Admin
Providing all-in-one support - Maslife is an app that's aiming to align and balance your financial, mental and physical wellbeing.
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Financial problems and mental wellbeing can often go hand in hand as financial struggles can sometimes result in worry and stress. Thankfully Maslife has been created to help change the narrative!
The startup’s Al-assisted app was launched in 2018 and aims to help you improve your health, relax your mind, all whilst taking control of your finances. It is aiming to be the first finance app that keeps you healthy. Having already acquired over 6,500 users, Maslife is well on the way to making a positive impact for many.
The app allows you to take control of your finances while improving your state of mind and body with an array of wellbeing programmes. Its financial features include; budgeting tools, multi-currency accounts, debit cards, currency exchange and transfers. In relation to mental wellbeing, it features a step tracker, calorie counter, meditation regimes and yoga practices. There are also rewards for in-app achievements which ensures you are keeping on track with your finances.
Having already developed partnerships with businesses such as Mastercard and with plans in place to launch a crypto wallet in the coming year which allows you to buy, sell and hold crypto, this is most certainly a startup worth keeping an eye on.
After all, the need to be mindful of both our finances and our mental wellbeing ought to always be a priority.
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Published on: 4th April 2022
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