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Labeled for you

Every payment categorized the moment it clears.

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Set limits per person and approve in one tap.

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No monthly fees

We earn when you grow, never when you overdraw.

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Every payment is labeled the moment it clears, so your books are ready when you are. Export to your accountant in one click, or invite them to look for themselves.

We earn when you grow, not when you overdraw. That's why there are no monthly fees, and never will be.

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Use case

Font pairings for websites

A website pairing has two jobs: a heading face with enough character to make the first screen memorable, and a body face that stays comfortable through long pages on every screen size. The examples above show the current pairing on websites; press Space for another, or pick one below.

Test the hero, not the specimen

Headlines on the web run large and short. Judge a heading font at 48–80px with your real headline, not as an alphabet.

Body text carries the page

Pick a body font with a generous x-height and open shapes so 16–18px stays easy to read on phones.

Mind the weight of the load

Two families with two or three weights each is plenty. Variable fonts can cover a range of weights in one file.

Pairings for websites

Questions

How many fonts should a website use?
Usually two: one for headings and one for body text, plus a monospace font if you show code. More families add load time without adding clarity.
Should headings be serif or sans-serif?
Either works. A serif heading over a sans body reads editorial and warm; sans over sans reads modern and neutral. Contrast between the two matters more than the category.

Other uses

Montserrat and Source Sans 3, Geometric + Utility

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