Personal money, made clear

Know what's safe to spend this month.

Add your balances, income, bills, daily costs, and savings goals. Darith shows what is safe to spend now and warns when the month no longer fits.

Try Darith free

45-day hosted trial · No card required

No bank credentialsYou enter only the money information you choose. Darith never asks for online banking login details.
Private by accountUsers cannot see each other's records. darith.app protects data in transit with HTTPS.
Protected data storageDarith includes encrypted database and media backups. Encryption for stored data is configured by the person hosting the server.
Limited admin viewAdmin screens show your username, email, subscription access, and feedback you send, but do not expose financial records.

The person operating the hosting server can technically access saved data for maintenance. Darith is not end-to-end encrypted.

See it in use

One view for today and the month ahead.

See your safe-to-spend amount instantly.

Darith desktop dashboard showing free-to-spend and monthly status
Desktop overview
Darith workflow: add income, add an expense, and review free-to-spend
Add money, record spending, see what remains
Darith dashboard on a mobile screen
Mobile overview

Use it your way

Free for your own local setup.

Darith is open source for individual use. You can run it on your own computer, keep the data under your control, and use the same budgeting workflow without a hosted subscription.
Get Darith on GitHub

Start with your current balance

Make the next spending decision with the whole month in sight.

Try Darith free for 45 days
Ancient Persian gold Daric coin
Public-domain image by Deflim

Name origin

From the Daric

Darith takes its name from the Daric, a gold coin used in the ancient Persian Achaemenid Empire. The name is a small nod to money with history: durable, counted carefully, and meant to make value clear.