Everything your money does, kept in one chest.
Coffer closes your household’s books every morning — filed, matched, split between you two, hunted for savings. Locked, counted, and true by 7:03. The refusals are inked in red, like a real bookkeeper would. And it all happens on your computer — your data never touches our servers.
Three kinds of keeping.
Books that don’t lie
Transfers verified by matched pairs. Refunds netted. Card payments never counted twice. This morning it refused $7,500 of false “spending” — and wrote down why.
Two people, one truth
The bank record said the Venmo was Jordan’s, so it knew. Cards attribute by owner. What one of you keeps private stays private — the amount counts, the line never shows.
Money, found
A phone bill that crept $14 — script drafted. 339 little charges — counted, not judged. A budget built only from months you actually lived.
This is what a well-kept household looks like.
Not a feed. Not a chart farm. A ledger, a calendar, and the short list of things that actually need you. Don’t take our word — open the live demo with a sample household.
A well-kept chest funds bigger decisions.
One trusted ledger feeds three more engines — a whole the incumbents can’t copy, because it isn’t the model they chose.
CandidCost
“That $650k house? Closing costs run 22% above the state median.” Sourced verdicts, with receipts. Live today.
VasperaTrade
Idle cash put to work by an engine that deploys only where it measures an edge — and shows its reasoning.
AccountingQB
$833 of deductibles flagged and queued for the books this year. The personal/business line, kept clean.
Lock it. Count it. Keep it.
EARLY ACCESS · YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR MACHINE · EVERY ENTRY SHOWS ITS REASON
Open your coffer