Month by month, grouped by category, with the shortfall named in words rather than implied by a colour.
Two bars and a difference. Everything else on the screen exists to explain that difference.
Salary, second job, invoices, benefits. Each one visible, so a month that felt thin can be traced to the reason.
Grouped and ranked, with the biggest mover against last month called out at the top.
Cashrou writes the sentence: you spent $340 more than you earned in July. No decoding a red number.
One month is noise. The trend tells you whether the shape of your year is improving.
Cashflow is assembled from what you already record on payday. There is no separate data entry.
Cashflow counts money in and out. It does not count unrealised gains on investments or changes in asset values, which live in net worth instead.
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