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Connect your accounts and add assets Plaid can't see — property, vehicles, investments. Vylo calculates your household net worth automatically, tracks how it changes over time, and breaks it down across every asset and liability.
Add expenses or income that aren't linked to a bank account — cash purchases, e-transfers, side income, anything Plaid doesn't capture. Keeps your full financial picture in one place.
Vylo automatically detects and tracks incoming deposits — paycheques, transfers, side income — so you always have a clear picture of money in as well as money out.
Fully customize your category list — rename, merge, create new ones. The categorization engine learns your preferences automatically.
Invite your partner or housemates by email. Everyone gets their own login and a shared view of all transactions and budgets.
Set monthly limits per category and track spend against your goals in real time. Over-budget categories are flagged immediately.
Week-over-week and month-over-month charts so you can spot patterns and see exactly where your money is going over time.
Every transaction categorized the moment it lands — no manual tagging required. Powered by merchant name intelligence.
Connect your bank via Plaid and get a complete, real-time picture of your household finances. Read-only, secure, zero manual entry.
Native iOS and Android apps so you can check your household spend on the go.
Plain-English summaries of your household's spending delivered weekly. "You spent 34% more on dining this month — mostly weekend evenings." No dashboard required.
Based on your actual spending history, Vylo will suggest realistic budget limits for each category — not generic rules of thumb, but numbers calibrated to how your household actually lives.
Vylo flags transactions that look unusual — a charge 4x your normal grocery bill, a subscription you forgot about, a duplicate payment. Catch problems before they compound.
See where you'll end the month before you get there. Vylo projects your closing balance and category totals based on current-month pace and recurring patterns.
A natural language interface for your finances. "How much did we spend eating out in January?" "Which month was our highest grocery spend?" Just ask.