Last updated 22 September 2026
Disclosures
Template text written for a fictional product. It is not legal advice and describes no real service.
Numbered footnotes
In plain language: Each superscript on this site links here. These are the notes it links to.
- 1Illustrative figure. Bank connectivity would be provided by a third-party data aggregator; coverage varies by institution.
- 2Almanac would receive read-only credentials through the aggregator and could not move money.
- 3Dial figures are sample data for a fictional household.
- 4Illustrative: data encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256).
General disclosure
In plain language: Almanac would not be a bank and would not give advice. Its figures are estimates.
Almanac is not a bank, broker, or registered investment adviser and does not provide financial, tax, or legal advice. Planning figures are estimates based on past transactions and may differ from actual amounts.
Testimonials
In plain language: Every quote on this site is invented. A real product would have to say whether the person was paid.
Fictional testimonial for design purposes. In a live product, testimonials would state whether the person was compensated, and individual results vary.
Trial and billing terms
In plain language: The Household trial runs 30 days, then bills monthly or yearly until cancelled.
Free for 30 days, then $6/month (or $60/year). Cancel anytime in settings before the trial ends and you won't be charged.
The demo
In plain language: The simulator runs in your browser on sample figures. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
Demo with sample data. Nothing is connected or saved.
Household figures, irregular costs, and the dial data are invented for illustration and are not drawn from any real household.
Concept notice
In plain language: None of this is a real company or a real product.
Concept site. Almanac is a fictional product built as a portfolio piece. No real accounts, banks, or transactions are involved, and no data is collected.