Personal money, made clear
Know what's safe to spend today.
Add your balances, income, expenses, daily costs, and savings goals. Darith shows what is safe to spend today and checks your plan day by day into next month.
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No bank connectionDarith never asks for your online banking username, password, or bank credentials. You enter only the financial information you choose.
Private by userEach account is isolated from other users, and darith.app protects data in transit with HTTPS.
Protected storageEncrypted backups protect hosted data, while Private Numbers can additionally encrypt your financial amounts with your own privacy password.
Hosted privacy note · Darith is not end-to-end encrypted. Authorized server administration may require technical access to stored data for maintenance and recovery.
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Free for your own local setup.
Darith's public source is available for personal, noncommercial use under the PolyForm Noncommercial License. You can run the public version on your own computer and keep the data under your control. The public version does not include Private Numbers, Split Expenses, Group Expenses, Mission Expenses, or the newest hosted updates.Start with your current balance
Make the next spending decision with the whole month in sight.
Name origin
From the Daric
Darith takes its name from the Daric, a gold coin introduced under Darius I in the Achaemenid Persian Empire near the end of the sixth century BCE. A Daric weighed about 8.4 grams and commonly showed a royal archer.
The coin became well known beyond the empire and was valued as a stable gold currency in trade. Darith uses the name as a link between that long history of money and a modern goal: making everyday financial choices easier to understand.
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