AI agent spending controls. Set limits, blocklists, and caps. Approve transactions from your phone.
Your AI agent wants to buy something — should it ask you first? SpendNod is a human-in-the-loop authorization gateway for AI agent transactions. Set spending limits, vendor blocklists, daily caps, and category restrictions. Approve or deny from your phone. Settings → Apps → Developer Mode → Create app → paste AI agents can now book flights, place orders, and transfer money on your behalf.…
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Your AI agent wants to buy something — should it ask you first? SpendNod is a human-in-the-loop authorization gateway for AI agent transactions. Set spending limits, vendor blocklists, daily caps, and category restrictions. Approve or deny from your phone. Settings → Apps → Developer Mode → Create app → paste AI agents can now book flights, place orders, and transfer money on your behalf. SpendNod sits between your agent and every transaction — evaluating your rules in real-time and escalating…
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