Nothing recorded this month
Anything you add on the Add tab shows up here, newest first.
Nothing matches
Search covers every month, and looks at the name, category, account and note.
No spending in this view
Widen the filters above, or record a transaction.
Nothing can be recorded until an account exists. The balance you enter is the starting point; every transaction moves it from there.
Pre-selected on the Add form, so the account you use most is already chosen. You can still pick another on any transaction.
Amounts stay hidden until an eye is tapped. With a PIN, showing them asks for four digits first. It is a privacy screen, not a lock: nothing is encrypted, and exports still carry every figure.
Any month can have its own split, or rupiah limits for fixed and flexible. Months without one use the split above. The Budget card on the Summary edits the same plan for the month it is showing.
A monthly limit for any spending category, a line to stay under that the split above does not change. Each runs from the month it is set until a later month sets its own. The Summary's Budget card shows them and sets them for the month on screen.
Shares of whatever savings a month actually produces, including budget you did not spend. Must total 100%.
Drag a category between the two groups to change whether it is an expense or income.
No expense categories. Drag one here.
No income categories. Drag one here.
A rule never files anything on its own. When one is due, Clengan lists it and waits for you to approve it.
Reads a spreadsheet once. Any table with a Category (or Item) column and an Amount (or Cost) column is found wherever it sits, with Date and Note if it has them. A table under a Fixed or Flexible heading keeps that bucket. Adds to what is already here rather than replacing it.
Fills the app with six months of made-up transactions, across four accounts, so every screen has something to show. Added alongside anything already here, never in place of it — and every row is labelled in its note, so Remove takes back exactly what Load added.
Keep the same ledger on more than one device. Everything is encrypted on this device before it is sent, so the server stores what it cannot read.
There is no password reset. The password is what decrypts your records, so nobody — including whoever runs the server — can recover it for you. Creating an account gives you a recovery code; that code is the only other way in.
Signing out leaves every record on this device. It only forgets the account.
No server is provided. Point this at one you run yourself — see server/ in the repository.
The shell is served from an offline cache, so a stale one keeps showing old numbers with no sign anything is wrong. This names the version actually running and forces a fresh copy.
Read this out if something looks wrong on your device. It is the only way I can see what your phone is actually rendering.