See your wholeyear of moneyat once.

Almanac finds the costs that only arrive once or twice a year, spreads them across the months before they're due, and gives you one weekly amount to set aside.

Longer wedge means more spendingMoney left overTight month
Coming in
$5,200
Going out
$4,200
Left over
$1,000

You're $1,000 ahead of plan.

Year dial data, by month
MonthComing inGoing outLeft overNote
January$5,200$4,600$600Yearly software and domain renewals
February$5,200$4,100$1,100A quiet month. Good time to top up savings.
March$6,380$4,300$2,080Tax refund of $1,180 lands
April$5,200$5,020$180Car insurance, 6-month premium
May$5,200$4,200$1,000Nothing unusual planned
June$5,200$6,100−$900Summer trip. Covered by set-asides since February.
July$5,200$4,150$1,050Nothing unusual planned
August$5,200$4,700$500School supplies and fall clothes
September$5,200$4,200$1,000You're $1,000 ahead of plan.
October$5,200$5,000$200Car insurance again, plus a birthday
November$5,200$4,600$600Holiday travel booked early
December$7,800$6,900$900Gifts and year-end bonus

How your year works

$0a week
  1. Step 1

    Without a plan

    This is the year as it actually arrives. June is a summer trip and December is gifts and travel, so two months carry costs the other ten never see.

  2. Step 2

    Almanac spreads the cost

    The same costs, paid earlier. Almanac finds them, divides them across the months before they're due, and sets that money aside a little at a time.

  3. Step 3

    One number a week

    What's left is a single weekly amount. Set it aside and every heavy month is already covered when it arrives.

One number, every Monday.

Almanac doesn't ask you to track categories or check in every day. It gives you a single amount to set aside each week, and shows you exactly which cost it is filling.

$0

a week covers every irregular cost in the sample year above3.

Monthly budgets hide the year.

A monthly budget

  • Twelve separate plans that don't know about each other
  • An annual premium lands in one month and breaks it
  • Good months feel like luck, bad months feel like failure

Almanac

  • One plan covering all twelve months
  • Irregular costs paid from the quiet months before them
  • A heavy month arrives already covered

Built to pass a compliance review.

Read-only access, always

Almanac would receive read-only credentials through a third-party aggregator. It can see transactions and balances, and it cannot move a cent.2

Encrypted in transit and at rest

TLS 1.2 or higher on the wire, AES-256 in storage.4

Disconnect in two taps

Revoke the connection from settings. Stored transactions are deleted within 30 days.1

Read how the data flows

“April used to be the month I dreaded. Now it's just April, and the insurance is already sitting there.”

Dana R., freelance illustrator

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