Your logged data, turned into something you can actually use.
Reports open with one number: what you kept this month, and what share of your income that is. If more went out than came in, it says that plainly instead.
Money in and money out, month by month, so you can see whether you're keeping more than you used to.
The Spending tab compares this month with last month on the same day, so a mid-month check is a fair comparison. It splits Needs from Wants and shows each category against its budget.
The Income tab shows where your money came from. Money Flow follows this month's money out again: Needs, Wants, other spending, debt payments, goals and savings, and what's left over.
Take your data with you. Export a month to CSV for a spreadsheet, an accountant, or your own backup. Your data is yours, and you can move it whenever you want.
A long list of transactions doesn't tell you anything on its own. The insight is in the shape of where your money goes. The Spending tab compares you with last month on the same day, so day 12 is measured against day 12, not against a finished month.
Money Flow takes this month's income and follows it out again: Needs, Wants, other spending, debt payments, goals and savings, and what's left over. If more went out than came in, it shows how much came from money you already had.
This month's Money Flow is free. Opening each bucket to see its categories, and looking back at earlier months, are part of Awakened Hunter.
The Income tab shows what you earned this month and where it came from, built from the income and expenses you log. With Cash flow and Spending, it puts the whole month on three tabs, and a CSV export is there when you want the raw rows.
Opening your report once a week is a habit worth building. Ten minutes, one chart, one decision for next week. Finish a review in Reports and it counts toward the weekly Ledger Review quest, which pays XP. See the full gamification system →
Recorded before Reports moved to the answer-first layout: periods, key insights, budget vs actual, your needs, wants and savings mix, and CSV export.
You can't change a spending pattern you can't see. A chart makes a pattern obvious in a way a transaction list never will, and it does it in seconds. Reports built from your logged data reflect what actually happened, not a bank feed's interpretation of it. They're accurate to your records, and they work offline.
No account, no bank connection. Your CSV export goes only where you send it. Learn more about privacy →
Reports open with the answer: what you kept this month, meaning what came in minus what went out. Below that are three tabs. Cash flow shows money in and money out over recent months. Spending compares this month with last month on the same day, splits Needs from Wants and lists each category. Income shows where your money came from. Money Flow shows where this month's money went: Needs, Wants, other spending, debt payments, goals and savings, and what's left over.
Reports are built from the expenses and income you log. They reflect what you've entered, not a bank feed. The more consistently you log, the more accurate the picture.
Yes. You can export a month to a CSV file and take it wherever you need it: a spreadsheet, an accountant, or your own backup. Your data is yours.
No. Your reports are built on your device from your own entries. No bank connection and no account required, and your data only leaves your phone if you turn on an online feature.
No. Reports show your logged history clearly, and the Spending tab tells you whether you're ahead of or behind last month by the same day. They don't tell you what to do. The decision is yours.
The core reports are free: what you kept this month, the Cash flow, Spending and Income tabs, this month's Money Flow, and CSV export. Opening each Money Flow bucket to see its categories, and looking back at Money Flow for earlier months, are part of Awakened Hunter, the one-time upgrade.
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