Ember
Running locally · template mode

Your money,
your rules.

Ember reads, classifies and alerts on its own, on your own machine. No bank password, no third-party cloud, no spreadsheet nobody keeps updated.

✓ sample data
Ember dashboard

real dashboard footage, looping

Four ways to lose control. None of them here.

Really looking at your own money today costs you something, one way or another. Ember solves it without any of the four.

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No lifting a finger

Reads the statement, classifies it, alerts you and builds the dashboard on its own, every day. You only check in when you want to: automation at its peak, safe because it's Open Finance, local, nobody's cloud.

02

No password handed over

Open Finance, consent inside your own bank's app. Ember never sees, never stores your password.

03

No other company's cloud

Runs on your own machine. The data is yours, local, the whole time.

04

No manual spreadsheet

Updates on its own, every day. You only look when you want to.

Step by step

From your bank account to the decision, with nothing for you to touch in between.

Connects via Open Finance

you authorize it in your own bank's app; Pluggy bridges the connection to Ember, which never sees or stores your password.

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02

Fetches every day, on its own

statements and bills from every connected account, with nothing for you to open.

Classifies by your own rules

your rule comes first, Ember's own rule second, the bank's own category only as a last resort.

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04

Fills in what the API doesn't bring

debt, points, miles, what's still owed to you: you record it by hand, once.

Alerts and shows

a phone push with no amount or name; a full dashboard in the browser, with every detail.

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Keeps it safe

the backup leaves encrypted with your public key; the private key never leaves your machine.

How the pieces fit together

The same flow from above, drawn out.

your banks Open Finance Ember your machine phone dashboard backup consents fetches

What else you see on the dashboard

It's not just security. It's knowing what to do with the money.

You're the one in charge of classifying

Your rule always comes first. If you don't have one for that case, Ember's own rule kicks in, already built for the most common categories. The category the bank sends is only used as a last resort, when neither one applies.

1Your rule
→
2Ember's rule
→
3Bank's category

Points, miles and receivables, together

Your bank statement never joins these up. Ember keeps it all in one place, your own way, with an estimated value for every program.

Alerts that think

Warns you when something breaks the pattern, not on every single transaction. No noise, just what matters.

A decision, not just a number

Classified by your own rules, spending becomes a visible pattern, not a loose list you have to add up.

No port exposed

Everything listens only on your own network. Nothing in Ember is reachable from the internet, even running all day.

Classifying in real time

Every purchase arrives, gets read, and lands in the right category, with nothing for you to touch.

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Setup in three steps

To connect your real account, not the demo. Guide for each step in the repository.

  1. 1Pluggy linked to your banks
  2. 2daily fetch scheduled
  3. 3the ntfy app installed,
    for the phone alert

Your money.
Yours again.

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