Stop overspending.
See your real spendable money.

Your bank balance is not your safe-to-spend balance. Clariqo subtracts your bills, subscriptions, recurring costs, and tracked card spending — so you know what you can actually afford right now.

Clariqo — Overview
Clariqo
Current Period
March → April 2026
At a glance
Personal Left£606.48
Joint Left£255.62
Total Savings£9,572
Next Bill11d
Navigation
📊 Overview
🤝 Joint Budget
👤 Personal
🏦 Savings
📈 Investments
⚙️ Settings
Personal Available
£606.48
Joint Remaining
£255.62
Total Savings
£9,572.87
Total Invested
£1,000.00
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100% Local DataNo cloud. No server. Your budget stays on your PC.
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No Bank SyncNo broken connections. No third-party account access.
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Real Spendable BalanceWhat's safe to spend after upcoming obligations.
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No SubscriptionStart free, upgrade once if you want more.
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GBP · USD · EURMultiple currencies supported.
Privacy First

Your finances are worth a lot
of money to a lot of companies.

Clariqo is not one of them. We built it this way deliberately — not as a selling point, but because it is the only honest way to build a budgeting app.

"Most budgeting apps make money twice. Once when you pay. Again when they sell what they learn about you. Clariqo makes money once. That's the deal."

— On our pricing model

"We can't see your data. Not because we're nice. Because we deliberately built it that way."

— On our architecture

"Your spending habits are worth a lot of money to a lot of companies. Clariqo isn't one of them."

— On data brokers
Where your data goes — and where it doesn't
Most budgeting apps
The standard model
👤
You
Enter income, bills, spending habits
you pay £X/month
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The App
Stores everything on their servers
sells anonymised data
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Data Brokers
Package your behaviour into profiles
sells profiles
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Advertisers
Target you based on your financial behaviour
💸 You paid twice. You didn't know it.
VS
Clariqo
The honest model
👤
You
Enter income, bills, spending habits
optional one-time payment
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Clariqo
Runs entirely on your machine
stays on your PC
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Your local files
Encrypted, private, nobody else's business
No data brokers.
No advertisers.
No second revenue stream.
You paid once. That's it. That's the whole deal.
How it works

Your bank shows the number.
Clariqo shows the truth behind it.

Seeing money in your account feels reassuring — until the direct debits hit, the subscriptions roll in, and the card spending catches up. Clariqo gives you a clearer answer by separating what looks available from what is actually safe to spend.

1

Add your recurring costs

Enter your monthly bills, subscriptions, and other core expenses once so Clariqo can account for them before they catch you out.

2

Track what you use cards for

Log variable spending and choose which card paid for it, so hidden liabilities stay visible instead of sneaking up later.

3

See your safe-to-spend amount

Clariqo subtracts what is already spoken for and leaves you with the number that matters most: what you can genuinely afford to spend now.

Example · Why safe-to-spend matters Real clarity
🏦 Bank Balance
£1,000
🏠 Rent & Bills
- £490
📺 Subscriptions
- £80
💳 Card Spending
- £118
✅ Safe to Spend
£312
Clariqo

Built to stop the
"I thought I had more" problem.

Clariqo is for people who keep seeing a healthy bank balance, spending from it, and then getting hit by the reality of bills, subscriptions, or card balances later.

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Real Spendable Balance

The headline figure is the one that matters: what's actually left after recurring costs and tracked liabilities are accounted for.

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Recurring Expenses Built In

Bills and subscriptions are not an afterthought. Clariqo keeps them in the picture so your balance stops lying to you.

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Card-Aware Spending

Log variable purchases and assign them to the right card, so money already spent but not yet gone stays visible.

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Joint & Personal Clarity

Separate shared money from personal money so both sides stay understandable instead of becoming one blurred total.

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Savings Pots & Goals

Track named savings goals without losing sight of your day-to-day spending position. Save with purpose, not guesswork.

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Private by Design

Everything stays local on your machine. No cloud account, no bank access, no dependence on a third party staying online.

Clariqo · Example overview Personal budget
📆 Recurring Bills
£680
💳 Credit Card 1
£164
💳 Credit Card 2
£92
🏦 Savings Goal
£470
✅ Safe to Spend
£389
Pricing

Simple. One-time. No tricks.

Start free. Upgrade once for the full experience. No monthly fee, no cloud lock-in, no subscription pressure.

Free
Get the core clarity for free
  • Real spendable balance
  • Recurring expense tracking
  • Manual expense logging
  • Savings pots
  • Joint Budget Tracking
  • Mortgage Tracking
  • PDF export
  • Bill reminders
  • Full card tracking
  • Up to 2 profiles
Download Free
Why Clariqo?

More helpful than your bank app.
Easier than a spreadsheet.

Clariqo sits in the gap between "I'll just check my balance" and "I need to build a whole system in Excel."

Feature Clariqo Spreadsheet Bank / Big Finance Apps
Safe-to-spend number at a glance ✓ Core feature ✗ Manual formulas ✗ Usually hidden
Recurring bills built into the balance ✗ DIY setup Sometimes partial
Credit card spending awareness ✗ Manual upkeep ✗ Often fragmented
Local data — your machine only ✓ Always Depends on file location ✗ Cloud-first
No bank sync required ✗ Usually dependent
No data sold to third parties ✓ Structurally impossible ✗ Common practice
Joint & personal split ✓ Built in ✗ DIY formulas ✗ Often limited
No subscription required ✗ Common monthly fee
🎉 Ready to stop guessing?

Download Clariqo free.
See your real spendable money today.

No sign-up. No cloud account. No bank sync. Just install, set up your recurring costs, and get a clearer answer to what you can actually afford.

Windows desktop app · Local storage only · Auto-updates via GitHub Releases

🇬🇧 Made in Britain — designed & built in the UK
💬 Got questions?

We've answered the most common ones.

From "does it need internet?" to "what happens to my data?" — if you're wondering it, someone else already asked it. Check the FAQ before you reach out.

Read the FAQ →