Charts
The same plan read as shape rather than sequence. What came in, what it was already spoken for, and where the rest went — by category, by account, by book.
Charts
Joint · A quiet month
Where the money flows
What came in, and what it was already spoken for - a quiet month of the joint book.
- Regular expenses
- € 1.665
- the rhythm that repeats
- Set aside
- € 182
- toward your upcoming costs
- One-offs
- € 260
- everything that happens once
- What remains
- € 343
- once everything above is covered
Where the money goes
Your biggest spending categories
€ 1.847
Housing
€ 1.490
Utilities
€ 212
Insurance
€ 110
Health
€ 35
What this screen does
- In, and what it was spoken for
- The month as one quantity splitting into its parts: regular expenses, money set aside, one-offs, and what remains. It reconciles to the cent.
- By category
- Kids, insurance, utilities, the house — each with its subtotal and its share.
- By account and by book
- The same month read against the accounts that pay it, or against the books that own it.
Drawn from the same rows, so it has to agree
Nothing here is a separate report you have to keep in step. Every band and every slice is the same data the ledger uses, which is why the month reconciles to the cent. When the numbers are right but the shape is wrong — too much going to one category, one account carrying everything — this is the screen that shows it.
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