Everything, in one list
The homepage makes the argument. This page answers the question — does it do the specific thing I need? Eleven modules, everything each one actually does, and the honest gaps.
One ledger, read the same way by everyone on it — whether that's just you or a full house, and whether your money sits in one account or six.
A household contains people who will never sign in. They still cost money, and the ledger accounts for them.
The things that should keep happening without anyone remembering them.
Reporting on the past is table stakes. The useful part is the month you haven't lived yet.
An assistant with real reach across your data and a deliberately hard limit on what it may do with it.
A target, a deadline, and several ways to actually get money into it.
Bigger than a goal and more collaborative — with a record of how it went.
A light personal timetable living alongside the finances, sharing none of their data.
Available on the Family plan. Starts as simple as a sales-and-expenses log and opens up only when you ask.
Optional, and invisible until you create one. If your family runs a njangi, tontine or susu, this treats it as real infrastructure.
The parts that decide whether it's trustworthy day to day.
Plans
A plan applies per person, and the best active plan in your household covers everyone in it.
