Money, clearly · Tu dinero, claro

Four screens. The whole month.

Take the tour before you sign up — this is the actual app, section by section.

01 — Home

Open it, and know where you stand.

The top of Home is one figure: what you can actually spend. Below it the month runs as a dated feed — merchant, time, amount — the way a statement should have read all along.

  • Available carries across months instead of resetting on the 1st
  • Money in, money out, and a daily guide from what is left
  • Add anything from one sheet — amount first, category suggested

02 — Budget

A limit that tells you what is left.

Trackers are ceilings and Metas are goals, and neither speaks in percentages. A tracker says €124 left until you pass the limit, and only then does it say €38 over, in red.

  • One colour the whole way — no traffic-light anxiety at 71%
  • A notice the moment a purchase pushes an envelope past its limit
  • Savings goals get their own view, where full is a good thing

03 — Net worth

Everything you own, minus what you owe.

Accounts, savings, investments, money you lent and your debts, resolved into a single net-worth figure with the month's change beside it. If it is a balance, it lives here.

  • Five buckets, each opening to its own page
  • A by-currency split for money held in more than one place
  • Loans and liabilities tracked down to the payment

04 — Insights

Where it actually went.

Twelve months of spending, the days inside the current one, and every category ranked. Tap a bar and land on the movements behind it — the chart is a way in, not a picture.

  • A calendar view for any day you want to inspect
  • Envelope utilisation and the months that broke pattern
  • A monthly report you can read in under a minute

That is the app. Take it for a month.

Set your income, add a few fixed costs, and Home starts answering the question on day one. Skip the setup entirely if you would rather just start adding.