Aplos is fund accounting software built specifically for churches and nonprofits. A pastor who understood those books from the inside founded it in 2009 after business tools kept needing workarounds.^1 More than 65,000 users now trust it for fund accounting, budgeting, and reporting so they can stay on mission.^1
It keeps restricted and unrestricted funds separate, tracks tithes, offerings, and designated gifts, and produces audit-ready reports for pastors, treasurers, and boards.^2 Donation management, online giving, payables, bank reconciliation, payroll, and optional church bookkeeping sit in the same cloud product.^2 Aplos is the fund-accounting piece of Velora, alongside Keela for donor CRM and Raisely for fundraising. The official timeline lists Keela in 2023, Raisely in 2024, and the Velora brand in 2025.^1
Velora's Mission Assistant is generative AI for nonprofit operations such as Form 990-EZ guidance, board summaries, and donation reconciliation, and Aplos also offers AI-powered bill entry. Live AI testing was out of scope because it needs an account.^4 Anush Vinod is CEO and Meera Patel is COO.^6 The product is subscription-based with a free trial. There is no official App Store or Play listing.
