Orla

Most budgeting apps read your bank and stop there. If part of your money sits on an exchange or in a self-custody wallet, it becomes a number you update by hand, and it never reaches your budget. Orla puts that money into the ledger as transactions. Banks connect through official open banking, so we never see your banking password. Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken and Coinbase connect with read-only API keys, sync hourly and bring their trade history. Wallets are tracked by address on Bitcoin, EVM chains, TRON and Solana. What you get from that: - One net worth in your own currency, with balances at today's rate and past operations at the rate of their own day - Category budgets that warn you before you overspend, with rollover and a calendar of recurring payments - A salary paid in stablecoins and a card payment from an exchange landing in the same categories as your rent - A year-end FIFO capital-gains report that already knows a transfer between your own wallets is not a sale - Shared and family spaces, expense splitting settled by link, invoices and pay-links for freelancers - Statement import in any language, including photos and PDFs Orla cannot move your money. An exchange key with trading or withdrawal rights is refused at connect time, and wallet keys are encrypted in your browser, so the server only ever sees a public address. Two-factor authentication, passkeys, a security log and device sessions come standard. Free to start. English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian.