Neo-Brutalism vs Liquid Glass Design

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.

Liquid Glass Design builds Tally out of frosted glass panels floating over soft mint, peach and periwinkle light, set in Bricolage Grotesque and DM Sans. The dashboard keeps the glass in Manrope and stays readable. Pick it if you want a friendly, Apple-flavored product that looks nothing like the cream-and-serif default.