Dashboard

Family wealth overview — balances, spending pace, and budget snapshots from your ledger.

Spending allowance

Brokerage-linked cap, burndown, and runway

Household pay period

Recurring income and expenses normalized to your anchor period — Cashflow

Ledger Plan Variance

Expenses (expense transactions) vs discretionary spending (spending transactions). Ledger and plan columns are monthly equivalents.

Savings goals

Progress from savings transactions on goal budgets

Goal Target Progress Remaining Status
Leverage

Debt balances and pay-period debt service — Leverage

Lender Type Balance Payment Status
Charts & breakdown
Expenses & spending by category

Outflows by type

Balances by account type

Ledger net through selected month

Active budgets
Budget Allocated Spent Remaining Pace $/day left

Trades

Stage legs, review trade metrics, and post to the execution ledger.

Trade ledger

Stage legs, review metrics, send trade.

Select a strategy to begin staging legs

Trade review
Saved trades

Accounts

Brokerage accounts used by Trades. Balances combine cash movements with trade activity and still roll into the Dashboard and Planning → Overview.

Brokerage accounts
Cash movements

Deposits, withdrawals, transfers, and spending for the selected account. Trade fills and realized P&L are recorded automatically from Trades and are not listed here.

Investments

Businesses, real estate, and project capital.

Businesses
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Real estate
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Projects
Entry
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Insurance

Life, property, and business coverage.

Life
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Property & casualty
Entry
Items
Business
Entry
Items

Leverage

Credit cards, loans, and lines of credit — track balances, rates, and repayment schedules.

Credit cards

Revolving credit — record lender, balance, rate, and compounding period. Hide instead of delete; restore from Show hidden.

Loans

Term loans — include repayment date to preview an amortization schedule.

Lines of credit

HELOCs and other revolving lines — track draw balance and rate.

Accounting

Your daily ledger — accounts and transactions. Flow type is where money went; budget category is how you track spending against a budget.

Transactions

Cashflow

Budgets, categories, and spending discipline. Each budget picks funding accounts and a cap per account; categories split that budget's dollar cap.

Budgets

A budget holds categories for pace stats. Choose one or more funding accounts and set a cap (%) on each account's total inflows. Category totals within a budget cannot exceed that budget's dollar cap.

Charity

Tithe, individuals, and organizations.

Tithe
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Individuals
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Organizations
Entry
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Taxes

Taxable events and deductions by year.

Taxable events
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Deductions
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Planning

Family meetings, CFO snapshot, and qualitative capital.

Family CFO snapshot
Budget review
Savings review
Pay period plan

Recurring cashflow normalized to your anchor pay period. Manage lines on Cashflow.

Plan vs ledger (closing month)

Ledger expenses (expense) vs discretionary spending (spending) compared to the recurring plan scaled to a calendar month.

Savings goals

Goal progress uses savings transactions tagged to each goal budget.

Leverage

Debt instruments and optional roll into Cashflow recurring expenses. Manage on Leverage.

Budget pace

Active cashflow budgets — category allocations and spending pace.