AarthaFeatures
Thirteen parts, all feeding one figure.
Everything here exists to change the number on your dashboard. If it could not, it would not be in the app.
Every day
The part you actually open.
One figure for today, the days left in the cycle, and where the salary went. Nothing else competes with it.
Log what you spent in a few seconds. Categories are inferred where they can be, and the daily figure moves immediately.
Ask whether you can afford something and get an answer computed from your own salary cycle, bills, goals and deadlines — not general advice.
Set up once
Enter it, and it keeps working.
Decide what each payday funds before it arrives, so the split happens on its own rather than being reconstructed afterwards.
Every commitment with its due date, protected from the day the cycle opens rather than the day it clears.
Set the proportions once and every payday follows them without being asked again.
Every account and its real balance, reconciled against what you have recorded rather than guessed at.
Money that is not simple
The cases that make people give up on budgeting apps.
Mark an expense as shared and it stops distorting your own number. Aartha tracks what you covered, what came back, and what is still owed — month by month.
Bring in months of bank and card history at once. Every row is matched against what is already there first, so importing the same statement twice changes nothing.
Deleting sends a record here rather than into nothing, and a balance correction is stamped and adjusted instead of overwritten.
The longer view
What the daily number adds up to.
Save towards something with a deadline the plan can actually reach, and the money it needs stops appearing as spendable.
What you hold, kept out of the figure you are free to spend so a portfolio never inflates your daily allowance.
Where it went, by category and by salary cycle rather than by calendar month — because the cycle is the period you actually live in.
All of it, free
Nothing on this page is behind a plan.
Every feature listed here is in the demo account, and every one of them is included while Aartha is in early access.