Board setup
We map your reserve wallets, draw the allocation grid, and leave you with labelled sections for spending, buffers, and long-hold cash.
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Integrate Clouds Digital
Cash that stays where you placed it
We build offline multi-wallet allocation boards so households in Hong Kong can track long-term reserves without opening another screen.
What we offer
Allocation sessions you can sit through with paper and envelopes
Each session ends with a physical board you can update by hand — not a login, not a chart you forget by Tuesday.
Reserve review
A seated check of what moved, what stalled, and which wallet needs a rebalance before the next quarter.
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Shared board workshop
Partners or family members agree on wallet labels, veto rules, and who updates the board each month.
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How boards work
One wall or desk surface, several wallets, clear reserve lines
An offline wallet tracker here means physical cash or cash-equivalent envelopes organised on an allocation board. Each column is a wallet purpose — daily float, emergency buffer, travel hold, gift reserve — with a written target and a last-updated date.
We draft the board with you at our Cheung Sha Wan studio or at your table if travel is arranged. You keep the original; we keep a pencil copy only if you ask.
From the room
What people notice after the first month
“I still argue with my sister about the gift wallet, but at least we argue looking at the same board instead of three different banking apps.”— Mei Ling, shared household board
“The emergency column finally has a number on it. I used to guess what was left after rent.”— Daniel, board setup client
Ready to draw your first allocation board?
Tell us how many wallets you already keep and whether you prefer studio or home visits.
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