No household movements yet — import a statement in Movements and this view fills itself.
Property is an estimate and the pension is not accessible until 2048, so the headline net worth and the money you can actually deploy are two very different figures. Balances are the ones kept on the Position tab.
Each line compares the most recent month against the median of the twelve months before it, so a category only appears when it broke its own pattern — not merely because it is large. Movements under 100 € are ignored. Click a line to open it.
Read the gap carefully. Buying securities, lending to Curly Crab and contracted savings move money between your own pockets, so they are drawn separately and kept out of spending. Where recorded income runs below spending while net worth holds, the difference is funded by something that does not pass through the accounts imported here — treat the income line as recorded income until that source is brought in.
Committed lines are contractual and left untouched. Every other plan figure is editable — type over it and the envelope, the savings room and the cuts recompute and save. Run rate is the median month for lines that recur nearly every month and the twelve-month average for lumpy ones (school terms, insurance renewals, trips), so the reservation is honest.
Click a counterparty to light up when it was paid on the chart and narrow the list below to it. Tagging works at two levels: a tag on the counterparty row holds for everything that name has ever paid; a tag on a single transaction overrides it for that movement alone — which is what a payment processor like Eupago needs, since only the bank's own line says what each payment was. Tags are saved to the shared household document.