Describe what you track.
We link it to your finances.

Bank accounts, budget apps, spreadsheets, the lease in your inbox. Slate0 brings them into one system, with double-entry books underneath so every total stays correct.

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Your financial life is spread across a dozen places.

Each holds one piece. None of them talk to each other, so the full picture lives in your head.

Eight places where records usually live, none connected to the others:

  • Bank account: a 64.20 payment to a hardware store.
  • Budget app: home and garden, 64.20 of 150 spent.
  • Google Sheets: a car costs sheet, tab 3 of 7.
  • Utilities: the electricity bill, due 14 October.
  • Contracts: an apartment lease that renews in March 2027.
  • Purchases: a cordless drill, under warranty until 2028.
  • Receipts: a 48.60 client lunch, a business expense not yet claimed.
  • Subscriptions: streaming, 15.49 a month.

One system where your records and your finances link up.

A car record linked to its loan and insurance, the ledger entries under them, and a yearly total traced back to those entries.

Track anything, and link it to what it costs.

A tenant, a car, swim lessons. Each gets its own dollars.

Real books underneath. No accounting degree needed.

Every dollar is a balanced entry, so totals always add up.

Click any total and see every dollar behind it.

The car’s yearly total opens into its 24 payments.

Set it up. Use it. Ask it.

Every household and business runs its finances differently. Describe yours and Slate0 builds the book. Connect your bank and each payment lands where it belongs. Then ask about any of it in plain words.

Household example. Set up from the description: Set up a family budget for our two children, Maya and Leo. Track childcare, activities, clothing and school, and show what each child costs. Bank payments are matched to child, activity, provider records. Maya, this year: 6,840.00.

Your finances, and everything they touch.
All in one place.

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