Limits that know what day it is.
The white tick is where you should be by today. The fill is where you actually are. Recurring budgets carry themselves into next month.
Monark paces every budget against the day of the month, not just the total. One line tells you whether you’re early, level, or already past it.
Monark totals the month and writes it up: what came in, what went out, what’s left, and the three lines worth knowing. Scroll and watch it come off the press.
The white tick is where you should be by today. The fill is where you actually are. Recurring budgets carry themselves into next month.
It reads the month and writes up what changed, ordered by what to deal with first. No streaks, no badges, no notifications at 9am.
Every report opens with the headline of the month in plain words. Filter by range, split by category, export the rows when you need them.
Set a target and a date. Monark works out the monthly pace and shows how this month’s saving moved the line.
Every account gets the whole app. If a paid tier ever arrives, accounts made before it keep everything they already have.
No. Monark takes entries you add yourself and spreadsheets you import. There is no bank linking, so there are no credentials to hand over.
It reads your month and writes up to six short notes about what moved and what is drifting. They are saved with your account and only regenerate when you ask for them.
Yes. Currency is a setting on your account and every amount in the app follows it.
Export is built into Settings. Choose a date range and download your transactions.
It is a web app with a mobile layout and can be installed to your home screen. Logging a transaction on the way out of a shop is the main thing it has to be good at.
Nothing is held back for a paid plan today, and there is no upgrade page to find. If a paid tier ever arrives, accounts made before it keep everything they already have.
Make an account, log what you spent today, and let the first of the month do the rest.
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