Maali

Your money, your machine.

Every morning, Maali tells you what changed, what’s unusual, and whether you’re on track. A complete personal-finance app with an AI analyst. Everything, even the AI, runs on your own Mac.

Early access · launching soon · the demo uses made-up data

The unplug test

Pull the network cable. Maali doesn’t notice.

Most finance apps are a window into someone else’s computer, where your data actually lives. Maali is the opposite: the app, your numbers, and the AI analyst all live on your Mac. Offline, everything still works.

Your dashboards

Spending, budgets, net worth, month-end forecasts, all computed on your machine, from files only you hold.

Your categories

Transactions are sorted automatically, on-device. Nothing is sent away to be “processed.”

Your analyst

The AI that writes your monthly briefing is a model running on your Mac. Your numbers never reach a cloud AI.

Three honest options

How your data gets in, and who can see it

No fine print. Here’s exactly where your information goes with each way of using Maali, compared with the apps you may be using today.

Most private

Import files yourself

Download statements from your bank’s website and drop them into Maali. Your financial life never leaves your house. No third party, no exceptions.

Who sees your data: you and your bank. That’s it.
Convenient

Automatic sync, on your terms

Prefer hands-off? Connect through SimpleFIN, an independent privacy-respecting bridge you pay $15/yr directly. Your Mac fetches from it. We are never in the path and never see a thing.

Who sees your data: you, your bank, and the bridge you chose.
For comparison

Typical cloud finance apps

Your transactions are copied to their servers, analyzed there, and kept there, governed by a privacy policy that can change, at a company that can be acquired or breached.

Who sees your data: them, and whoever they share it with.

A real analyst, not just charts

Everything a money app should do, done privately

Maali isn’t a stripped-down tradeoff you accept for privacy. It’s the full thing, and you can try every screen in the live demo.

Categorization you stay in charge of

New charges are sorted automatically, with AI suggestions for the odd ones. You review and approve, and Maali learns your rules.

Monthly briefings, written for you

Each month the analyst writes a plain-English briefing: where the money went, what changed, what to watch.

Trends and gentle alarms

Twelve-month trajectories, month-end forecasts, and a flag when a charge is out of line for that merchant.

Subscriptions, watched

Every recurring charge in one list, with its real monthly cost, and a nudge when a price quietly creeps up.

On your phone too

Add Maali to your home screen and check it from the couch, served by your own Mac over your own private connection.

Calm by design

No ads, no upsells, no “linked offers.” You are the customer, not the product, so the app can afford to be quiet.

Early-access price
$99 one-time

Founder’s price for joining early; it rises to $149 later. Pay once and keep it forever: a year of updates is included, then updates are an optional $29/yr and the app keeps working either way. No subscription, ever. And when Maali ships, you’ll get the full app free for 30 days on your own data, no card needed, so you only pay if it earns it.

Can’t wait for the trial? Try the live demo right now. It runs on made-up data.

Runs on any Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later). The AI analyst is optional: a one-time 5.3 GB download that uses about 6 GB of memory while it writes. Turn it off and every dashboard, budget, and forecast still works.