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Your money, answered in one line.

Vila reads your bank and card emails, reconciles every spend, and tells you — in plain English — whether you can afford the next thing.

Read-only Gmail access · No bank linking · Revoke anytime

Can I afford a ₹42,000 flight?⌘K
WAIT

The HDFC bill of ₹61,250 hits on the 28th. Book after your salary credit on the 1st.

Safe to spend
₹28,400
Card dues · 15 days
₹61,250
Buffer floor
₹1,50,000

Not a dashboard.
A spreadsheet that became intelligent.

  • No confetti when you pay a bill.
  • No reward-point theater.
  • No aggregate tiles hiding your eight cards.
  • Tabular numbers, billing-cycle truth, and a straight answer.

Vila was built for the person who already tracks money seriously — four banks, eight cards, EMIs, SIPs, a tax regime to pick — and keeps it all alive in a spreadsheet because no app respects that reality. Vila is that spreadsheet, with the reconciling, projecting, and answering done for you. The answer to “am I okay?” should be readable in one second.

Your inbox already knows.

Banks already email you every transaction. Vila turns that stream into a reconciled ledger — and shows its work on every row.

  1. 4,812emails scanned

    Three months of history, filtered to bank and card senders only.

  2. 376transactions by regexr

    Deterministic parsers for the formats your banks always use.

  3. 41recovered by LLM fallbackl

    The odd formats regex can't read — parsed, then verified.

  4. 14duplicates removed

    The same spend seen from two emails, counted once.

  5. 403rows in your ledgerm

    Every row tagged with how it was read — so you can trust the parser, or correct it.

r = regex-parsed · l = LLM-parsed · m = manually entered — the source glyph sits on every transaction row in Vila.

Vila never connects to your bank.

That's not a limitation — it's the design. Your inbox is the source of truth, and everything Vila holds is the minimum it takes to read it.

Read-only Gmail scope

Filtered to bank and card senders. Vila never sees other mail, and it can't send any — the permission doesn't exist.

scope: gmail.readonly

No account numbers. Ever.

You enter the last four digits of each card — that's all matching needs. Full numbers are never asked for, never stored.

HDFC ···· 5812

Never moves money

Vila observes, projects, and answers questions. It has no rails into your accounts — there is nothing to hack into spending.

read-only

Revocable in one click

Encrypted at rest, stored in ap-south-1 (Mumbai). Cut Vila's access from your Google account at any moment.

Google Account → Security → Vila → Remove access

Read-only Gmail scope · 256-bit encryption at rest · Data stored in ap-south-1 · By design, not by policy.

Depth your spreadsheet had. Answers it didn't.

Dense, numeric, billing-cycle aware — every screen is the view a spreadsheet person expects, with the reconciling already done.

This month
23,400left to spend, after everything due
Need₹ 28,450 / ₹ 35,000
Want₹ 12,760 / ₹ 18,000
Necessity₹ 26,900 / ₹ 28,000
Cards2 cycles
  • HDFC Infinia
    cycle closes 28th
    ₹61,250
  • ICICI Platinum
    cycle closes 3rd
    ₹8,940
  • Axis Atlas
    due in 6 days
    ₹17,105
+ 5 more cards, every billing window tracked
Emergency fund · projectedPhase 1 · BUILD
1.2L
Jul
1.6L
Aug
2.0L
Sep
2.4L
Oct
2.7L
Nov
3.0L
Dec
₹3.0L war chest by December — then Phase 2: strike the loan.
Financial health
B+
9 parameters, graded monthly
  • Savings rate31%
  • Card utilization22%
  • EMI load38%

Be early. Your spreadsheet can finally retire.

Vila opens to the waitlist first — a small group with too many cards and strong opinions. That might be you.

Built in India, for Indian money.