Features

Everything Tracked does.

Every feature, grouped by area, one line each. All of it runs in the browser; the demo opens pre-filled and has everything that does not need an account.

The Tracked dashboard: net wealth of CHF 116,693.49, the month's income, expenses and net, a one-month wealth chart, three budgets, and the sidebar with every page and the net wealth breakdown. The Tracked dashboard in the light theme: net wealth of CHF 116,693.49, the month's income, expenses and net, a one-month wealth chart, three budgets, and the sidebar with every page and the net wealth breakdown.
The dashboard: wealth over any range, the month at a glance, the budgets that matter most.

14 features

Transactions

A ledger built for the keyboard, with a search that reads like a sentence.

The ledger: income, expenses and net for the last 30 days above a table of entries with date, description, merchant, category, account and amount. The ledger in the light theme: income, expenses and net for the last 30 days above a table of entries with date, description, merchant, category, account and amount.
The ledger, with the period totals above it.
  • Every kind of entryExpenses, income, transfers and balance adjustments; Alt+1…5 open expense, income, transfer, quick add and import from any page.
  • Keyboard-first editorLetter shortcuts pick accounts and categories, Ctrl/Cmd+Enter saves, Esc cancels.
  • Quick addSeveral entries in one table: date, amount, currency, description, merchant, category and account, with Tab moving across; one press adds them all.
  • Statement importPDF (text layer), CSV, TSV, Excel, text exports, and screenshots or photos read with on-device OCR; nothing is uploaded, and rows are matched to existing entries. The demo includes a sample statement to import.
  • Search that shows what it understoodType it the way you would say it: groceries last month, netflix or spotify, restaurants >50, coffee this week, rent 2026, >100 october. Dates in any form, categories, merchants, amounts, currencies, labels, accounts and status (recurring, imported), with or, and, not and parentheses; every term becomes a chip.
  • Recurring paymentsDaily, weekly, monthly (a date, the last day or the nth weekday) or yearly; pause, resume, end, edit the series or one occurrence; a card-repayment rule that pays the card's balance.
  • AmortisationSpread a payment over days, weeks, months or years (equal, by day, front-loaded or custom, with a residual) and read reports on a cash or accrual basis.
  • UpcomingFuture-dated entries in their own section, with a preview of next month.
  • Labels, hidden entries and merchantsMerchants come with suggestions and their own analytics.
  • ReceiptsUp to ten PDFs or images per entry; take the photos with your phone by scanning a QR code.
  • Transfers across currenciesRecord the amount received; mark a transfer in transit until it arrives.
  • One continuous listStays fast past ten thousand entries, with sortable, resizable columns.
  • Undo and redoUp to 1,000 actions; browse the history by day, filter it, and restore a point in time.
  • Swiss payment QRA payment QR code (SPC) generated on the device from an account's IBAN.

5 features

Speed

Built for the keyboard, and the screen does not wait for the server.

  • 1.25sAn expense, start to ledger
  • 66msOpen the expense editor
  • 62msSave and show the row
  • 90msSearch on four letters

1.25 s is the running time of the keyboard clip, typed at 62 ms between keystrokes. The latencies were measured on 7 November 2026 in a headless test container: production build, headless Chromium, demo workspace with 751 transactions and 8 accounts.

  • An expense in thirteen keysAlt+1 opens the editor, a number picks the account, a letter the category, then the description, and Ctrl+Enter saves.
  • Pages that open quicklyEvery page opens in about 50 ms on a normal computer, and within 186 ms on an older laptop.From the sidebar click to the page content on screen plus two animation frames, median of seven, production build, demo workspace (8 November 2026); older laptop: the CPU slowed four times. For scale, an F1 driver reacts to the start lights in about 180 ms.
  • No waiting for the serverThe screen updates before the database answers; saves run in the background and retry after a temporary failure.
  • Small downloadsEach page loads as its own chunk; the entry script is about 142 KB gzipped.
  • Large ledgers stay quickBalances are computed in one pass, and the ledger is one continuous list that stays fast past 10,000 entries.Measured in the September 2026 audit with 10,000 synthetic transactions on a desktop CPU: Transactions ready in 131 ms, four typed search letters in 112 ms (production build, localhost, median of three).

7 features

Accounts

Every account you hold, in its own currency, adding up to one net wealth.

Account cards in a Daily folder: ZKB Checking, Visa Platinum, Wallet and Revolut EUR, each with its balance and this month's income, expenses and net flow.Account cards in a Daily folder: ZKB Checking, Visa Platinum, Wallet and Revolut EUR, each with its balance and this month's income, expenses and net flow.
Account cards in folders, with the net wealth in the sidebar.
  • Account typesChecking, savings, credit card, investment, cash, asset, loan, and types of your own.
  • Organised your wayFolders, virtual account groups, drag-and-drop order, labels and colours; Cards and Grid views.
  • Any currencySwitch the reporting currency and everything converts; favourite currencies come first.
  • Net wealth in the sidebarLiquid assets, liquid investments, short-term debts and the long-term position, with the accounts behind each figure.
  • Account searchThe same grammar: usd, savings, >10000, labels.
  • Details in placeTargets and credit limits edited in place; IBAN and bank details with copy buttons; an encrypted vault for card details.
  • Balances you can trustAdjustments that reconcile with the bank, balance-only accounts, and a forecast of each balance from scheduled entries.

6 features

Accounting

Real statements for a household, each one compared with the previous period.

The money flow for October: salary and freelance income flow into income, then into saved and spending; saved splits into invested and kept as cash, spending into housing, food, health, transport and smaller categories. The money flow for October in the light theme: salary and freelance income flow into income, then into saved and spending; saved splits into invested and kept as cash, spending into housing, food, health, transport and smaller categories.
Money flow: from income to net worth change in one picture.
  • Income statement"Of every CHF 100 earned", statement lines you can edit, the per-100 share, previous period and change, a 12-month net income and savings rate chart, drill-down into the entries behind any amount, and one button to fold everything.
  • Balance sheetEquity ratio, debt-to-assets and runway; prepaid and deferred amounts on the accrual basis.
  • Cash flowA waterfall from opening to closing liquid wealth across operating, investing and financing.
  • Money flowThe Sankey of the period, in amounts or Per 100; pin any node to list what it is made of.
  • RatiosSavings rate, housing share, fixed costs, investment rate, debt-to-income, return on assets and more, each with a guide band and its working shown step by step.
  • Comparisons and basisEvery statement compares with the previous period, on a cash or accrual basis.
Where the cash went in October: opening liquid wealth of CHF 53,894.22, plus CHF 4,649.35 from operating, minus CHF 1,088.00 invested, nothing from financing, minus CHF 10.00 other, closing at CHF 57,445.57.Where the cash went in October: opening liquid wealth of CHF 53,894.22, plus CHF 4,649.35 from operating, minus CHF 1,088.00 invested, nothing from financing, minus CHF 10.00 other, closing at CHF 57,445.57.
Cash flow. Opening to closing liquid wealth, step by step.
The assets side of the balance sheet at the end of October: liquid assets of CHF 58,281.22 in five accounts, from the emergency fund at CHF 27,100.00 to the wallet at CHF 166.60, and investments of CHF 62,234.93 in VIAC 3a and Brokerage USD, for total assets of CHF 120,516.14, each with its change.The assets side of the balance sheet at the end of October: liquid assets of CHF 58,281.22 in five accounts, from the emergency fund at CHF 27,100.00 to the wallet at CHF 166.60, and investments of CHF 62,234.93 in VIAC 3a and Brokerage USD, for total assets of CHF 120,516.14, each with its change.
Balance sheet. Every account at the period end, with its change; debts and net worth stand beside it.
Six ratio cards on their guide bands: fixed costs 64.2%, investment rate 12.6% against a guide of 10% or more, runway 13.0 months against 3 to 6 months, equity ratio 99.3%, liquidity 69.7× against 1× or more, and debt-to-equity 0.0×, each with what it measures.Six ratio cards on their guide bands: fixed costs 64.2%, investment rate 12.6% against a guide of 10% or more, runway 13.0 months against 3 to 6 months, equity ratio 99.3%, liquidity 69.7× against 1× or more, and debt-to-equity 0.0×, each with what it measures.
Ratios. Each against a guide band, with what it means.

4 features

Analytics, budgets, categories

Where the money goes over time, and how much of it you planned.

The analytics overview for the last 30 days: income, expenses, net cash flow and closing balance above a weekly money in, money out chart.The analytics overview for the last 30 days: income, expenses, net cash flow and closing balance above a weekly money in, money out chart.
The overview: income, expenses, net cash flow and closing balance, then money in and out week by week.
  • AnalyticsOverview, income and spending, category trends (compare categories, 7-day average, any horizon), merchants, wealth history, and a forecast 30 to 365 days ahead.
  • BudgetsMonthly, per category or overall, with history and future allowances; the dashboard shows the three that matter most.
  • CategoriesSubcategories, icons, colours, trends, share of spending and change against the previous period.
  • DashboardA wealth chart from one day to all time (linear or log), the month's income, expenses and net, budgets, recent entries and an account overview.
Three category budgets for November: Food CHF 243.50 of CHF 900.00 (27% used), Leisure CHF 89.00 of CHF 350.00 (25% used) and Shopping CHF 0.00 of CHF 300.00 (0% used), each with a marker for how much of the month has passed.Three category budgets for November: Food CHF 243.50 of CHF 900.00 (27% used), Leisure CHF 89.00 of CHF 350.00 (25% used) and Shopping CHF 0.00 of CHF 300.00 (0% used), each with a marker for how much of the month has passed.
Budgets. What is used, what is left, and how far into the month you are.
Categories for the last 30 days: Housing CHF 2,160.75 (55%), Food CHF 842.85 (21%) with its budget, Health CHF 441.50, Transport CHF 320.00, Leisure CHF 115.69 with its budget and Phone CHF 44.90, each with a trend line, share of spending and change.Categories for the last 30 days: Housing CHF 2,160.75 (55%), Food CHF 842.85 (21%) with its budget, Health CHF 441.50, Transport CHF 320.00, Leisure CHF 115.69 with its budget and Phone CHF 44.90, each with a trend line, share of spending and change.
Categories. Trend, share of spending and change for each, with its budget beside it.

5 features

To do list

Tasks and a calendar next to the money they are about.

A personal task list beside a three-day calendar from Sunday 8 to Tuesday 10 November, with the demo calendar's Team standup; the footer reads Demo calendar connected.A personal task list beside a three-day calendar from Sunday 8 to Tuesday 10 November, with the demo calendar's Team standup; the footer reads Demo calendar connected.
A list beside the three-day calendar, with the demo calendar’s Team standup.
  • Lists and boardsLists (documents), boards with panels, projects, subtasks, priorities, notes and repeats.
  • Type the schedule!tomorrow 9am 1h, !15 oct, !fri 14:00 and repeat rules; the task lands on the calendar.
  • CalendarDay, three days, week or month; drag to schedule, pull the edge to resize. The demo comes with a connected demo calendar (Team standup, Lunch with Sam, Yoga), so its events sit beside the tasks.
  • Google Calendar, Docs and SheetsTasks become events and events edited in Google update tasks; Docs and Sheets links are named automatically; export a list to Docs or Sheets. Optional and revocable.
  • Connected to your moneyThe same search grammar; link tasks to accounts and transactions; attachments; locked, encrypted documents; undo history.

5 features

Sharing, privacy, settings

Share what you choose, hide what you want, and set it up the way you work.

The settings page: number formatting, base currency, and favourite currencies starred to keep them at the top of every list.The settings page: number formatting, base currency, and favourite currencies starred to keep them at the top of every list.
Settings: number format, base currency, favourite currencies.
  • HouseholdInvite a partner; private and shared accounts and categories; view-only contributions.
  • DemoPre-filled, local to your region, with a demo calendar and a sample statement to import; nothing leaves the browser. Accounts in three currencies, eighteen months of entries, recurring payments, budgets and a to do board, with shops, an employer, a transit pass and the currency of the United States, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland or the rest of Europe.
  • LooksDark and light themes, four accent colours and card styles; a privacy eye hides every amount.
  • Keyboard navigationShift+Q…V move between pages, shortcuts are configurable, Esc steps back from anything, and Ctrl+[ and Ctrl+] move the period.
  • Sign-in and hostingSign in with Google; the hosted app runs on Supabase (Postgres) with row-level security.

See your own money flow.

The demo opens pre-filled, local to your region, with a connected demo calendar; no account, and nothing leaves your browser. Or open Tracked and sign in with Google.

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