Leftover
Balance minus upcoming bills, reserved goals, and a cushion you set. That’s the number. That’s the breath.
Welcome to Arcane Ledger — every dollar you touch, right here at your fingertips. Running a shop that needs the expenses, the invoices, the till kept honest? Running a household — just you, or the whole unit under one roof? Then we would like to welcome you home. Walk the rooms. Look around. Nobody charges you for coming through the door.
No pitch. No bank. No “talk to sales.” Sample books. Nothing saved. Leave whenever you want — we’d rather you like us than owe us.
Most finance apps greet you like a homework assignment. We greet you like a host: welcome in, look around, tell us if you want a drink. The question we answer is simple — after what’s coming, what is actually yours?
Balance minus upcoming bills, reserved goals, and a cushion you set. That’s the number. That’s the breath.
Punch in a purchase. See if the leftover still holds. No lecture. Just the forecast.
Every bill and deposit on a map. The low point, colored, before it surprises you.
Forgotten charges surface from the books. Cancel paths. Price creep. No hunting.
CSV, OFX, JSON, or an optional Plaid link. We never move money. Read-only, always.
Counsel that already knows this household’s bills and this shop’s till. That’s an amenity. The leftover is still free.
Just you? The leftover is still a home. Full household? Invite your person. Personal books stay private. Ours is the kitchen table: either of you adds the Costco run, both of you see the leftover move.
Your leftover. Your categories. Your buffer. Nobody else in these books unless you say so.
One picture of the house. Invite by email or code. When they add a spend, you both see the leftover move.
You running expenses, invoices, payroll vibes that are actually just your checking account? Flip Personal ⇄ Business. Shop cash is not take-home. Payables first. Tax in the vault. Then you draw. That’s the room we built for operators who are done guessing.
Operating cash after payables. The shop can breathe. That still isn’t a paycheck.
Who owes the shop, what’s late, what landed. Don’t spend money that hasn’t arrived.
Revenue, burn, net, owner draw. Hold a percent for the IRS. Export a year for your accountant.
Live demo. Sample household. Sample shop. Full tour. Nothing you type is kept. Walk out whenever — we’ll still smile.
Email or Google. That’s when it becomes yours. Bank linking is still optional on day one. Nobody’s waiting with a clipboard.
Invite the household. Flip to the till when the shop needs oxygen. The front door stays free either way.
Come in. Sit down. The leftover, the bills, the kitchen table — that’s the house. Always yours. If you want the rooms that make this place feel unfairly good — Steward, the kids’ wing, the full shop with P&L — those are amenities. They keep the lights on, the counsel sharp, the till honest. Incredible costs something. We’d rather tell you that like a host than hide it in a paywall. You’re still family if you never book the suite.
By the way — you can walk every amenity in the live demo with the lights on. No card. If you later want them on your own books, that’s when it costs. Until then: look. That’s the whole pitch.
No. Come on in. The demo is a tour, not a trap. Nothing saved. No card. No salesperson. We will not throw you into the books — you walk in when you want.
No. Type transactions, import CSV or OFX, or connect a bank later through Plaid if you want convenience. Linking is read-only. We cannot move money.
No. Guest books are sample data. Edits stay in this browser session and are not written to our servers. Sign up when you want a ledger that persists.
Leftover is household: what you can spend after bills, goals, and your buffer. The till is shop cash after payables and a tax hold. Don’t spend the till like a paycheck.
Because Steward, the kids’ wing, and the full shop till don’t run on vibes. They take real work to keep sharp. You’re welcome in the house forever at $0. The penthouse is optional — tour it in the demo, pay only if you want it on your own books.
Shop. Solo. Whole household. Wipe your feet. The books are on the table. If you fall in love, take a key. If you don’t, you still got a good tour — and we still like you.