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Dashboards

Every screen in the application, what question it answers, and how to work with it.

Almost every screen is on every plan

Pricing is page-based, so a paid tier mainly buys a larger monthly page allowance. The one screen reserved for paid plans is AI insights (the AI chatbot); Free also has a one-account limit. Everything else on this page works on every plan, Free included. See Plans & limits.

Working with your data

ScreenAnswers
TransactionsWhat happened, line by line — search, filter, correct and export
AccountsWhich accounts exist and what each one holds
ConsolidatedWhat the position looks like across every account together
FilesWhich statements have been uploaded, and their processing state

Understanding the numbers

ScreenAnswers
Analytics overviewHow money moved over a period, at a glance
Spending drilldownWhere the money went, by category and merchant
Income analyticsWhere the money came from, and how steady it is
Money flowHow money travelled between sources and destinations
InvestmentsWhat is held, and what it is worth

Looking ahead and assessing

ScreenAnswers
AI insightsPlain-language answers and observations about your finances
Financial healthHow the overall position looks
Loan eligibilityWhat affordability looks like on current evidence
Financial forecastWhat the coming months look like if patterns hold

Reporting and risk

ScreenAnswers
Business summaryA period's performance in one report
TaxAn indicative tax position for the period
FraudWhich transactions and statements warrant a look

Administration

ScreenAnswers
SettingsProfile, region, notifications and alert rules
CategoriesHow transactions are classified — and how to change it
API keysProgrammatic access to your data
BillingYour plan, usage and payment details
AuditWhat has happened in your account
Advisory screens are not advice

AI insights, financial health, loan eligibility, forecasts, tax and fraud produce indicative output to support your own judgement. They are not financial, lending or tax advice, and a fraud signal is a prompt to review rather than a finding. Each page says what its figures do and do not account for.