Bold vs Neo-Brutalism

Bold gives Tally a poster: huge uppercase Archivo Black headlines, thick black borders with hard offset shadows, a blue-and-yellow accent pair and a tilted phone in the hero. The dashboard keeps the same voice with a black sidebar, a big black "spent so far" card and striped red for the over-budget envelope. Both pages read clearly and work on a phone. Pick it when you want a product page that shouts.

Neo-Brutalism puts Tally in thick black outlines: Space Grotesk headlines with a sky-blue highlighted word, a tilted hot-pink panel holding the phone with a round "Rent covered" sticker, and pricing cards styled like packaging labels. The dashboard carries the same borders and hard offset shadows, with Space Mono stamp labels, a hot-pink "Left to budget" card with quick actions and a striped over-budget envelope. The copy is playful and everything stays readable, but the dashboard scrolls sideways on a phone. Pick it for consumer apps and brands that want personality.