Budgets, goals & the month ahead
What you meant to spend, what you are saving for, and what the month has already promised before it starts.
A warning on day 6, not a surprise on day 30.
Set a limit per category. Orla tracks the pace and says when you are on course to exceed it, while there is still time to slow down.
- Leftover budget rolls into next month if you want it to
- Weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly periods
- Alerts in the app, by email or in Telegram
Saving up, alone or together.
A goal fills from the transactions you mark. A collection is the same goal with a public page: a birthday gift, a new kitchen, a camera.
- Anyone can chip in without an account
- Contributions counted per person in a shared space
- A closed month can sweep its leftover into the goal
Next month is already on the calendar.
Rent, payroll and subscriptions live on a calendar and book themselves when the day comes. Orla adds them up ahead, so you see what is left before the month starts.
- Autopay books the regulars on their day, once per period
- A sixty-day forecast on the dashboard
- An overdue recurring payment raises an alert
Loans, mortgages and IOUs, written down.
Add a loan, log the payments, and always know what is left. Money lent to a friend stays visible until it comes back.
- Every payment recorded against the balance
- Reminders for what people owe you
- Interest and fees kept out of the spending total
How the month is measured.
What this area touches.
Where the money sits and what it did, the part everything else reads from.
Read the area →Reports, tax & documentsWhat the ledger adds up to when the month closes.
Read the area →Shared money & familySplits, settle-up, family roles, chores and inheritance.
Read the area →Automations, chats & agentsRules that watch, bots in your chat, assistants on a leash.
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