Local Coffee Co.
Local Business · Coffee
Better aligned with
- Small Business
- Local Businesses
Why this matches you
You frequently spend in the coffee category, and supporting local businesses is one of your highest priorities.
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Your spending is well aligned with what matters most to you.
Based on 12 analyzed transactions across 18 merchants. This is a measure of alignment with your priorities — not a judgement of your spending.
Of everything you told Parensi matters, your spending lines up most closely with this one.
This is where a change in where you spend would move your score the most. Nothing here is a failure — it’s simply the clearest room to grow.
Someone with different priorities would get a different score from the same transactions. Change these any time and Parensi recalculates.
Each priority is scored against the merchants you actually spend with. Select one to see what shaped it.
| Merchant | Date | Category | Amount | Alignment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whole Foods Market | Aug 8 | Groceries | $92.14 | 82 |
| Amazon | Aug 7 | Retail | $74.21 | 46 |
| Ritual Coffee Roasters | Aug 7 | Coffee | $12.40 | 88 |
| Patagonia | Aug 5 | Clothing | $148.00 | 94 |
| Shell | Aug 5 | Fuel | $58.32 | 28 |
| Equinox Fitness | Aug 4 | Fitness | $185.00 | 79 |
Local Business · Coffee
Better aligned with
Why this matches you
You frequently spend in the coffee category, and supporting local businesses is one of your highest priorities.
Independent Grocer · Groceries
Better aligned with
Why this matches you
Groceries are your largest category. Marlow sources most produce within 100 miles.
Small Manufacturer · Clothing
Better aligned with
Why this matches you
Your clothing spending is already well aligned. Field & Loom manufactures domestically with published wage data.
You choose your priorities and how important each one is. Those weights are personal — two people with the same merchants get different scores.
Transactions are matched to companies at the merchant level. Parensi never sees or infers the individual products you bought.
Merchants are rated 0–100 per priority from documented sources. When there’s no verified information, the priority is left out rather than guessed.
Larger purchases matter more, with a cap so one unusual transaction can’t dominate. Card payments, transfers, ATM withdrawals, fees and refunds are excluded because they aren’t spending choices.
Parensi shows how much of your spending it could analyze, so a low score is never hidden missing information.
Parensi doesn’t judge your spending. It measures alignment with the priorities you chose, and nothing else.
Update your priorities at any time and Parensi recalculates your alignment.