Aquilate
Aquilate is designed for people who want an offline tool to control their money without overspending.
01 The problem
Money arrives and sits in a single account. There are no boundaries. Nothing stops you from spending savings on impulse purchases.
Small expenses accumulate silently. The pool empties.
Not because you spent too much on one thing, but because you didn't have clear purposes, no divisions and no visual separation.
02 The Aquilate mechanic
Money does not sit in a single place. The moment income is logged, it is divided across categories according to your predefined percentages.
This creates psychological separation. Savings is not available for coffee. That boundary is structural, not willpower.
03 What about my data?
Aquilate doesn't have a login screen, because it doesn't have accounts. There's no server behind it, so there's nothing for your finances to sync to.
Every category, transaction, and target lives in local storage on the device you're using. Because its your data.
04 Keeping it safe
A device can still get lost, reset, or replaced. Aquilate lets you export your full history at any time, so switching devices doesn't mean starting over.
Back up when you want, restore when you need to. Your records outlast the device they were created on.
05 Setting targets
Any category can carry a target amount or a savings goal, a spending limit — shown next to its running balance.
Aquilate tracks progress toward that number month by month, so a category shows not just where money went, but where it's headed.
06 The core loop
Set your categories
Create spending buckets — Savings, Needs, Wants, Growth, or anything else — and assign each a percentage.
Log income
When money arrives, log it. Aquilate automatically distributes the full amount across your categories at the set percentages.
Spend from the right category
Every expense is logged against a specific category. The balance of that category drops. Others stay untouched.
See where money went
Review the month. Transaction history per category reveals patterns. Repeat next month with better awareness.
07 The result
Aquilate does not try to teach you finance. It creates an environment where intentional spending becomes the default, because the structure makes unintentional spending visible.
Over time, awareness compounds. Even small incomes begin to feel organized and controlled.
Money stops feeling chaotic.
It becomes allocated — by design.
08 Everyday workspace
Beyond how allocation works, Aquilate includes the ordinary tools any budgeting workspace needs day to day.
Create as many spending buckets as you need, named however makes sense to you.
Adjust percentages, colors, and targets for each category at any time.
Save recurring income sources so logging next month's paycheck takes one tap.
Record any amount that comes in, whenever it arrives.
Log a purchase against the category it belongs to in seconds.
Every income entry is split across categories the moment it's logged.
Move between months to compare how allocation played out over time.
A full, searchable ledger of everything logged, per category.
Export your full history so a device reset never means losing your records.