Replacing what Execli does takes a job tool, a budgeting app, a task manager, a fitness app, and a grocery app — five subscriptions that add up to about $79 a month. Execli is one login for all of it, with an AI assistant that ties it together. The apps themselves are free to use — no credit card. You only pay for the AI features; Premium turns them all on for $9.99 a month, and during the beta it’s all free.
| What you’d need | A typical app for it | Its price |
|---|---|---|
| AI job search & auto-apply | Simplify Pro | ~$39.99/mo |
| Budgeting & net worth | Copilot Money | ~$13/mo |
| Tasks & projects | Todoist Pro | ~$5/mo |
| Fitness & nutrition | MyFitnessPal Premium | ~$19.99/mo |
| Grocery & pantry | AnyList Complete | ~$1/mo |
| The whole stack | 5 subscriptions to juggle | ~$79/mo |
Execli actually auto-submits your applications — Simplify never does, even on its ~$39.99/mo Pro. And Execli’s Premium ($9.99/mo) covers AI across all five apps, versus ~$39.99/mo for Simplify’s job-only AI.
Execli Budget runs on any device (web), and adds career-aware runway + “what if I take this $X job” modeling Copilot doesn’t do.
Execli Tasks lives under the same login, and your assistant has context from your job search and budget — your to-dos aren’t stranded in a separate app.
Execli Fitness has no ads and no upsell, tracks the trend that matters, and comes free with everything else.
Execli Grocery keeps budget-aware totals tied to your real spending — because it’s in the same platform as your money.
Every app above is a silo. Your budgeting app doesn’t know you just got a job offer; your job tool has no idea what your runway is. Execli’s assistant sees all of it at once — so it can do things no single-purpose app can, like telling you whether an offer is actually worth taking (try the free calculator). One login, one assistant, your whole life in context.
| Capability | Execli | The separate apps |
|---|---|---|
| Apps in one login | ✓ Jobs, Budget, Tasks, Fitness, Grocery | One app each |
| One AI assistant across everything | ✓ Yes — shared context | No — siloed |
| Auto-submits job applications | ✓ Yes | Simplify/Teal: no |
| Apps free to use (no credit card) | ✓ Yes — all five apps | Paid, or free tier + AI paywall |
| AI across all five apps | ✓ Premium $9.99/mo | One app’s AI: ~$13–$40/mo |
| “What if I take this $X job” modeling | ✓ Yes | No one does this |
| Budgeting on any device (web) | ✓ Yes | Copilot: iOS-first |
| Cost to unlock all the AI | ✓ Premium $9.99/mo — free in beta | ~$79/mo combined |
Yes — all five apps are free to use with no credit card. The AI features that cost money to run are Premium, from $9.99/month, which turns on every feature across all five apps. During the private beta, everything is free.
Yes — by a wide margin. The apps are free to use (no credit card), and Premium ($9.99/month) unlocks every feature across all five apps — less than most single-app subscriptions (Copilot ~$13, Simplify Pro ~$39.99). A comparable stack of five specialist apps runs about $79/month. During the beta, all of it is free.
For jobs and budgeting, Execli does things the specialists don’t — it auto-submits applications (Simplify never does, even on Pro) and models what a job offer means for your money. For tasks, fitness, and grocery it covers the essentials cleanly and wins on integration, no ads, and price. A hardcore power user might still want a specialist for one thing — but you’d pay several times more for a fraction of the coverage.
The apps stay free to use forever — no credit card. The AI features are Premium, from $9.99/month (its “Most Popular” plan turns on every feature across all five apps), with higher tiers for power users who want more AI. During the private beta, all of it is free.
Because your life isn’t siloed. Your budget app doesn’t know about your job offer; your job tool doesn’t know your runway. Execli’s assistant sees all of it at once, so it can do things no single-purpose app can — like telling you whether an offer is actually worth taking.
All five Execli apps are free to use — no credit card. You only pay for the AI features; Premium ($9.99/mo) turns them all on, and everything is free during the private beta. Stop juggling five subscriptions for tools that don’t talk to each other.
Join the beta →Competitor prices are their own current rates as of July 2026 and change over time; confirm on each provider’s site (Simplify Pro, Copilot Money, Todoist Pro, MyFitnessPal Premium, AnyList Complete). Execli is $9.99/month after its private beta, free during it.