Accounts and net worth
Every bank, card, and loan in one place, with net worth, assets, and liabilities tracked over time.
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The Problem
A budget tells you about this month. We also wanted to know whether the bigger picture was moving the right way, without opening a second app or a spreadsheet.
What it is
The Accounts page groups everything by institution: linked banks, plus manual accounts for the ones you add yourself. Credit cards and loans count as debt, so they subtract from your total instead of padding it.
Click any account to open a panel with its balance trend, money in and out, top merchants, and recent transactions. The dashboard adds an account balance chart with net worth, assets, and liabilities, and a credit card widget showing each card's share of what you owe.
Credit accounts can store an interest rate and minimum payment. The Debt Payoff Planner uses those.
Why it matters
We check net worth the way we check the weather: not every hour, but often enough to notice a trend. Having it next to the budget means we do not have to reconcile two apps.