Statement register

Daybook

Open your bank statements and see what you spent, by category, for any date range. Everything stays on this device.

Money in

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Money out

€0.00

Net

€0.00

Top category spending only

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Accounts & balances

Accounts you don't get statements for β€” a savings pot, a brokerage account. Set what each one is worth and update it whenever you check. They have no transactions, so they never count as money in or out and never reach the charts, the table or a CSV export; they only add up. Total wealth covers exactly the accounts listed here, so add your current account too if you want the whole picture.

Monthly trend
Spending by categoryOutgoing transactions only
Budgets

A monthly limit per category, counted against this calendar month β€” not the date range at the top of the page. Set one under Manage β†’ Budgets; categories without a limit aren't listed here.

Transactions
Date Bank Description Category Amount
Click a row to see the full description, add a note or photo, or edit and delete the transaction. Changing a category here in the table applies it to every transaction with the same description, whichever bank it came from and whether or not it's in view (capitals and surrounding spaces are ignored when matching). To change a specific set instead, tick their checkboxes and use the bar above. Either way the change stays even if you edit rules later.
ManageCategories, rules, banks & column mappings
Categories

Click the ⇄ on a category to exclude it from the totals and chart above (transactions still show in the table) β€” useful for things like transfers to savings that aren't real income or spending. Click it again to include it.

Categorization rules

A transaction takes the category of the first rule whose keyword it contains, and the rule you added most recently is tried first β€” so a new UBER EATS rule wins over an older UBER one. The keywords below are grouped by category for reading, which is not the order they're tried in.

Re-apply rules to all re-sorts every imported transaction using your current rules; anything you added, edited, or re-categorized yourself is left untouched.

Banks & accounts
Column mappings
Imported files

Daybook remembers every statement you've imported so the same file can't be added twice. Forgetting one here doesn't remove its transactions β€” it only means Daybook will read that file again if you import it, which is how you get back a transaction you deleted by mistake.

Budgets

What you mean to spend in a category each month. Leave one blank to have no budget for it. Income and any category excluded from the totals aren't listed β€” a budget on money coming in, or on moving your own savings around, would only measure the wrong thing.

Description display

When a bank's descriptions carry a whole payment record, you can show just one part of it in the table. The full text is never altered β€” it stays in the transaction window, on hover, and in your backups.

Currency

Changes how amounts are shown everywhere. Nothing is converted β€” the numbers from your statements are untouched, this only relabels them. Grouping and decimal separators follow your browser's language.

Storage & backup